Follow my blog with Bloglovin Migrating your sites between LbF and your live server Depending on what you were really working on, there are several ways for you to send your locally developed site to your live web server. Some of us use the local environment in general (whether you’re using LbF, AMPPS, MAMP, etc.) […]
Working on your WordPress blog/site with Local by Flywheel How’s everyone doing? Thank you for following me thus far. We are finally in the home stretch! But first, a little recap of the past 2-3 steps of this tutorial. So far, you have learned the following: You have learned that it is possible to create […]
Creating your first site project If you are here on this third step, that means, you’ve got Local by Flywheel (LbF) up and ready to go on your computer. Now it’s time to for you to finally get your hands dirty on your new site. But first, take a look at the screenshot below and […]
General Overview I know I keep on writing in the past blog posts that I will be starting to put up a series of simple tutorials on WordPress theme development. But, here I am again with yet another local environment tutorial. If you are unfamiliar with the term local environment, I suggest you check out this […]
I know I’ve been on and off, always repeating myself with writing out more WordPress-related tutorials, however, even though I have been busy (because life happens, of course), I’m still on track with following the awesome volunteers that make WordPress so awesome. The biggest, latest anticipation for WordPress for this year is the upcoming the […]
Building Local WordPress-only Sites is Fun! It’s been a long while since I presented the last OMAKE using your local environment. In general, I introduced the AMP Stacks in which you can turn your computer into a live development server that simulates your web server. Using a local environment stack is very helpful when you […]