Git, Continuous Deployments and Your WordPress Themes

Buddy
2 min readSep 12, 2016

It’s safe to assume that WordPress has always been one of the most popular publishing platforms in the world — be it because of its simplicity, versatility, or loyal community recommending it to newcomers. However, not all WordPress developers know there’s a couple of things they can do to optimize and speed up the publishing process — if only given the right tools and instructions. This article will provide you with both.

Upon reading this guide you’ll be able to:

  • Set up your WordPress themes development workflow with Git and best practices in place
  • Design your first delivery pipeline for continuous deployments of your WordPress themes
  • Employ industry standards and best practices for your new development strategy

Why should you care about Git?

If you haven’t used Git yet, you may wonder why should you go for it. Here is a bunch of reasons.

Advantages of Git Distributed Version Control System

  • Keeps track of who changed what and when
  • Prevents loosing files and overwriting changes
  • Enables quick and easy rollbacks of changes when necessary
  • Streamlines parallel development of new features
  • Facilitates collaboration with other developers

Cool, huh? The best thing is it gets even cooler if you add Continuous Deployments to the recipe. And there’s no better way to do that than with Buddy.

Advantages of Continuous Deployments with Buddy

  • Faster delivery of new features and fixes
  • Automation of the delivery process — predictable results with reduced effort
  • Less of everything you dislike: mistakes, pasting and copying, connecting, uploading, memorizing settings, wasting time
  • More of everything you love: progress, momentum, getting things done
  • Sharing project status with everyone around
  • Less complicated development environment — a boost to productivity
  • Higher quality of your software and your life — less bugs, less stress

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