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    Posted by Daniel in Wordpress on April 5th, 2010 with 5 Comments

    As a Web Designer/Developer, creating a development enviroment locally is essential for testing new features, changing the layout of your design or just adding new content without any impack on your live website.

    We have included some fantastic resources that will teach you how to create a developer enviroment for WordPress, plugins that will allow you to back up core files, template folders, wordpress sql tables and lite weight applications that allow you to create a server on your local workstation or server.

    Choosing a web server package

    Before you can start creating a developer enviroment, you must first install apache, mysql and phpmyadmin. Here is a selection of our favourite packages.

    XAMPP via apachefriends.org

    Xampp can be run on the following operating systems: Windows, Linux, Mac OS X and Solaris.

    WampServer via wampserver.com

    Wamp can be run on Windows.

    Mamp & Mamp Pro via mamp.info

    Mamp is designed to running on Mac OS X, with Snow Leopard 10.6 support now available.

    Creating a Development Enviroment

    How to Create a Theme Development Enviroment for a Live WordPress Site via inspectelement.com

    Setup a Development Environment for Your WordPress Site via dountsis.com

    Backing up your WordPress enviroment

    Now you have created a development enviroment, now lets backup your live WordPress install.

    WordPress Backup

    DBC Backup – Creates daily database backups of your wordpress sql tables.

    WP-DB-Backup – Backup your WordPress core files.


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