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RDwordpress - A WordPress installation project for Research and Development.

Note: Hereafter I will use the abbreviation WP instead of WordPress.

Purpose:

A project to learn how to install and administer WP instances and do development research to understand how WP works.

  • It is expected that the student will create their own empty repository and follow the instructions herein to create their own copy.
  • It is very reasonable that a student would clone this project as an example so that they can compare their results with mine.
  • The reason I recommend doing this on your own development machine is to make the installing, programming and debuging process easier.
  • It can be done on a remote server but that requires skills and tools not covered by this project.

Author: Michael Burns

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Notes:

There is a Notes directory at the top of the project directory in which I keep various notes of instruction, things I have learned, and questions I have.

Issues:

The GitHub Issues for this repository will contain instructions for steps in the process, and errors or suggestions for improving, as well as problems encountered by students.

Process:

The basic steps used in developing this, and to be used by students. This is just the README overview so you can understand the big picture. So, please read this fully before proceeding.

  • Each of these steps has it's own .md file in the Notes directory.
  • When you are ready to begin that step open that steps .md file for detailed instructions.
  • Also, each step has an Issue already created in my repository. It will have a link to the appropriate .md file for your convenience.
  • As you work on that step and have questions or corrections or OS specific differences, please leave comments in the Issue. I will try to follow those comments and reply. I may use those comments to make updates to the .md file.
  • When you complete that step leave a final comment on it's Issue so I know you have finished.
  • I hope this somewhat complex process will allow all of us to learn together and improve this repository for future learners.

1. Find or install a LAMPP, WAMPP, or XAMPP stack. (XAMPP is my recommendation because it works on Windows, Linux, and Mac)

2. Into that stack, install a fresh WordPress instance, and save it in a git repository.

3. The former step 3 was folded into step 2.

4. The former step 4 was folded into step 2.

5. Setup VS Code or equivalent set of Web development IDE or command line tools.

6. Install some development related WordPress plugins and themes.

7. ... more to come ...

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