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How to use WordPress with GitHub (The Complete Guide)

Find out How to Easily Add GitHub to Your WordPress Developer's Toolbox. From Creating Your First Repo to Choosing the Best WordPress GitHub Plugins.<br><br>Don't miss it. Complete details @ https://wpblazer.com/tips-tricks/wordpress-github/

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How to use WordPress with GitHub (The Complete Guide)

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  1. WORDPRESS WITH GITHUB

  2. INTRODUCTION GitHub is one of the most popular tools among developers. If you haven’t done so yet, as a WordPress developer, it’s time you added it to your workflow.

  3. WHY USE WORDPRESS WITH GITHUB There are a few significant benefits to using WordPress GitHub. The first and most aforementioned version control. experiment with your code, test it, and work on improving it. All that without the fear of making an irreparable error. obvious It one is the to allows you

  4. INSTALLING WORDPRESS ON YOUR LOCAL MACHINE Of course, you also need to install WordPress on your local computer. To do that, you want to create a local server. There are a couple tools you can use to do that such as MAMP, WampServer, or Docker.

  5. AN IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT VERSION CONTROL GitHub is an excellent tool to work on your WordPress theme or plugins. However, it’s not an ideal solution for working with the entire site. This is because WordPress is already under version control. As a result, there are certain files, like WordPress core files that you shouldn’t put in your repository.

  6. COMMITTING YOUR WORDPRESS FILES TO GITHUB So, you’ve got your WordPress local installation ready for testing. You’ve introduced some changes to the website and theme. Now, you want to commit those theme changes to the GitHub repository.

  7. BEST WORDPRESS GITHUB PLUGINS VersionPress WP Pusher GitHub Embed

  8. THANKS FOR WATCHING! THANKS FOR WATCHING! THANKS FOR WATCHING!

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