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Setup a #WordPress page with #ddev and #composer in 8 minutes. What a time to be alive!
— spooner or later (@spooner_web) October 9, 2019
My 5 #MustHaveDevTools for 2020:
1. @ohmyzsh
2. @drud
3. @phpstorm
4. @gitlab
5. @ubuntu— Jérémie Roulin (@st4tiix) November 21, 2019
#ddev from @drud is in my opinion one of the single tools, that have helped the #TYPO3 Community the most in 2019.
The time to get startet with development has decreased so much, that mostly everyone can get startet within 15min. Thank you so much for providing this. #t3kudos
— Tomas Norre (@tomasnorre) December 20, 2019
DDEV-Local provides lots and lots of flexibility for you in managing your databases between your local development, staging and production environments. Most people know about ddev import-db and ddev export-db but those tools now have more flexibility and there are plenty of other adaptable ways to work with your databases. Remember, you can run ddev … Continued
Sometimes as the releases go by not everybody ends up noticing new features in DDEV-Local. People liked it the last time we did a “remember these simple new features” article, so here comes another one: Built-in docs: Never forget you can just type ddev (which shows all available commands) and ddev help <command>. Those are … Continued
Even though DDEV-Local is intended for local development on a single machine, not as a public server, there are a number of reasons you might want to expose your work in progress more broadly: Testing with a mobile device Sharing on a local network so that everybody on the local network can see your project … Continued
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