Wordpress Docker container using SSL Certificates with LetsEncrypt
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A toolkit for faster, smoother WordPress 5 development
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Create local WordPress dev sites, manage existing sites, and deploy them, all from the command line.
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Add Cloudflare Origin CA to Trellis as SSL provider
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Install New Relic PHP agent on Trellis servers
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Easily register and work with feature flags in your theme with Flagpole. This WordPress plugin allows developers to easily configure feature flags in your WordPress themes.
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A scalable WordPress project from scratch. Easy to deploy!
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Github Action To Publish WordPress.org Plugin's Update
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Command line interface that helps with the deployment of plugins on WordPress.org
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Deploy and manage multiple wordpress sites with traefik and docker
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Docker compose for wordpress development and deployment with https with letsencrypt, nginx, mariadb, php7.1, wp-cli and phpmyadmin
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A template repository for a WordPress site that is developed locally using Visual Studio Code and deployed to Flywheel.
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Update your plugin readme and assets in the WordPress.org repository outside of new releases
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Wordpress example CI/CD pipeline Kubernetes cluster
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Mr. Press is a WordPress development stack similar to Bedrock. Project's main goal is to improve the overall security, portability and deployment process of WordPress, while trying to use the best web development practices.
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Set of tools used during installation and configuration of Mr. Press project.
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WordPress with Https TLS Traefik in Docker and docker-compose
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Install on host Dokku a fully working WordPress
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