This is great, thanks! It's this sort of stuff that I find to be the biggest hurdle for getting started with development and contribution. I strongly recommend a tutorial on getting xdebug set up and connected with your IDE and browser. Though, one question/suggestion - if docker is part of the process, then why is any of the rest of it even necessary? Cant there just be a docker image that includes nvm, npm, xdebug and all other necessary tooling? It would be essentially one command to get everyone, everywhere set up with the exact same environment - regardless of their OS etc... THAT is the power of docker... Likewise, there's extensions for vscode (and I assume similar functionality for php storm) for more easily interacting with docker containers.
Nice video, it helps to start with WordPress Development
Awesome. Much needed video. Thanks a lot ❤
Truly good job!!!
This is great, thanks! It's this sort of stuff that I find to be the biggest hurdle for getting started with development and contribution. I strongly recommend a tutorial on getting xdebug set up and connected with your IDE and browser.
Though, one question/suggestion - if docker is part of the process, then why is any of the rest of it even necessary? Cant there just be a docker image that includes nvm, npm, xdebug and all other necessary tooling? It would be essentially one command to get everyone, everywhere set up with the exact same environment - regardless of their OS etc... THAT is the power of docker...
Likewise, there's extensions for vscode (and I assume similar functionality for php storm) for more easily interacting with docker containers.
@nchomey that I'm afraid I don't know, you would have to ask the folks who originally set up wp-env.