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UnleashWP Learn Vol. 1: Professional WordPress Development - Workflows, Automation & Environments, with Checklists, Templates and Code Snippets for Ev

UnleashWP Learn Vol. 1: Professional WordPress Development - Workflows, Automation & Environments, with Checklists, Templates and Code Snippets for Ev

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ISBN10: 3692250142
ISBN13: 9783692250144
Publisher: Benjamin Zekavica
Published: Mar 5 2026
Pages: 348
Weight: 1.03
Height: 0.72 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Late-night deployments. A staging environment that doesn't match production. Standards that only exist in one person's head. Anyone running WordPress projects professionally knows these situations - and knows how costly they can be. Vol. 1 of the UnleashWP Learn series by Benjamin Zekavica - WordPress Core Team Member and active developer - brings together years of real-world project experience in a structured reference book for developers, freelancers, agencies and software companies. The book assumes WordPress experience and picks up where most resources leave off: at the processes that determine quality and efficiency in daily project work. What Vol. 1 covers: - Project Foundation: Structured workflows, local development environments, Bedrock vs. classic WordPress setup, Composer and dependency management - Automation: WP-CLI scaffolding, asset management, advanced Git workflows and live-to-local syncing - Release & Deployment: Staging, CI/CD pipelines, secrets management, deployment strategies and monitoring - Quality & Testing: Playwright tests, performance optimization and crisis management - Scaling: MU plugins, theme and plugin release management, team organization and documentation Included: release checklist, CI/CD pipeline template, Docker setup and repository blueprint - ready to use and adapt. Who is this for? For WordPress professionals, agencies and software companies with active projects - who know what they're doing and want to do it more efficiently.

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