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Developer Devolution: Why I Stopped Using Vagrant

Vagrant is an awesome tool and works really well–for most applications. At WDS, a LOT of our peeps use Vagrant for...

Employee Post

Using Vagrant and IIS for WordPress Development

…And lo! It came to pass that I needed to set up a local environment built on IIS. Many things...

Development

Getting started with Vagrant & VVV for local development

When I started doing web development, I think I started the way a lot of us did. You have a...

Development

Leaving Homestead: Finding the Best All-Around Local Development Environment

Back in 2016, I wrote a blog post about using Laravel Homestead as my local environment. At the time, my...

Development

Using Elasticsearch on Your Local Dev Environment

Using Elasticsearch (ES) on your site can help boost performance, especially with complex search setups. When using Elasticsearch on your...

WordPress

Why Use Elasticsearch on Your WordPress Site?

What Is Elasticsearch? Elasticsearch is an incredibly fast, open-source, distributed, and highly-scalable solution for managing your searchable content. Elasticsearch can...

Beginner's Guides

My Local: Getting Started with Laravel Homestead

Developers have their own way of working, and I’m no exception. With a half a dozen apps running at any...

Debugging

The PHPStorm Debugger is Pretty Awesome

In a previous post, I wrote about how awesome PHPStorm is in the context of being a front-end developer. In...

Community

What WDS Did During Five for the Future: May 2016

Although contributing to the open source–and specifically, the WordPress–community has always been a central component of WebDevStudios’ philosophy, it wasn’t...