Could this be used to collaborate on WordPress Core? I'm interested in start doing that but the setup process (installing VVV, Vagrant, VirtualBox, etc.) is a little cumbersome.
I am wondering other items like integration to Github or how to deployment to a wordpress site etc. I can't see these items on their landing page. Any ideas?
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#12Could this be used to collaborate on WordPress Core? I'm interested in start doing that but the setup process (installing VVV, Vagrant, VirtualBox, etc.) is a little cumbersome.
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#13This is really interesting. When I work on Wordpress stuff I switch from emacs to PhpStorm because I like the autocomplete, features, auto formatting etc. This would be a really nice replacement for that. However the Wordpress project I work on has to have access to node to run gulp to compile coffeescript and sass. How would that work in this scenario? I also keep the dev/staging sites in sync with production using…
You can have ssh access, that's not yet implemented but it's on the list. All the instances run in their own private containers so you can install other apps if you want.
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#14Something which I find a little annoying with WordPress development is making admin UIs, to me it always seem repetitive, copy+paste work etc. Would your IDE help with that?
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#15Very interesting, I'm looking forward to seeing a live demo or video. Code completion for the Wordpress Api would be a real time saver.
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#16This is really interesting. When I work on Wordpress stuff I switch from emacs to PhpStorm because I like the autocomplete, features, auto formatting etc. This would be a really nice replacement for that. However the Wordpress project I work on has to have access to node to run gulp to compile coffeescript and sass. How would that work in this scenario? I also keep the dev/staging sites in sync with production using…
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#17either way, this is definitely something I could / might use and I signed up.