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[…] posts: Libraries for WordPress Plugins, Part 1 Libraries for WordPress Plugins, Part 2 Or you can just review the list of tools I’ve listed thus far: PHPUnit GrumPHP PHPMD PHP CodeSniffer PHPCPD PHPMND This post will wrap up the series with the final set of tools that we typically use when building solutions for […]
[…] project (specifically those that are plugins built using an object-oriented approach). If you haven’t read the post, the first set of tools mentioned are as follows: PHPUnit GrumPHP PHPMD There are about five more tools that I like to keep running on my projects. So here’s the next three with the final two coming […]
[…] been introduced to how other people use advanced tooling all the while continuing to work with it. These include things like: Composer PHP CodeSniffer Scrutinizer Circle CI GrumpHP Behat JavaScript Linting (and yes, you can choose your flavor) Proper workflows using tools like Git (and GitHub) And so much more. I wish I knew half […]
[…] The code is commonly deployed from a branch, usually master, from your Git repository (if that’s what you’re using). And tools such as DeployBot, CircleCI, Travis CI, GrumPHP, Behat, etc. are also used to both evaluate the code quality, run any automated testing, and then finally deploy the code. In the end, each environment […]
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