Tag: Deployment

This is a wrap-up post for the last few days I spent documenting a series of deployment workflows I use to get code into production. While writing all of this up over the last several days, I was able to compile some of my thoughts about what a proper workflow should look like. I’m not… Continue reading Deployment Workflows Wrap-up

This post is the fourth in a series of deployment workflows I use to get code into production. This is the one non-WordPress deployment writeup, though still interesting. The WSU Spine plays the role of both branding and framework for websites created at WSU. It provides a consistent navigation experience, consistent default styles, and the… Continue reading Deployment Workflows, Part 4: WSU Spine

This post is the third in a series of deployment workflows I use to get code into production. While the WSUWP Platform is the preferred place for new sites at WSU, there are times when a single site WordPress installation is required. Until about February of 2014, all new sites were configured on our WSU… Continue reading Deployment Workflows, Part 3: WSU Indie Sites

This post is the second in a series of deployment workflows I use to get code into production. The site you’re reading this on is often a neglected playground of sorts. I’ll run into an interesting method of provisioning the server or maintaining code, apply it halfway and then get distracted with something else. Hearting… Continue reading Deployment Workflows, Part 2: jeremyfelt.com