In my last article, I reviewed a few different options for hosting WordPress locally using GUI-based apps. Well, the nerd voice was strong in the comments section of that article and the nerds want CLI-based tools. If it isn’t text or it has more than 8 colors, they don’t want to hear about it. Well, nerds – here it is. A bunch of text, about a bunch of other text, that you can use to host your WordPress websites locally. Rejoice. ╲╲╭━━━━━━━╮╱╱
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This time around, I looked at a few different CLI-based local dev setups – I had no criteria for choosing which ones, I pretty much just typed all of the names that I thought I remembered into Google and tried out the 5 that were actually things. You’re welcome.
Hot Tip: If you want to destroy your productivity as a web developer, install a bunch of different tools that all want to run on port 80 and print out 10-page manifestos of red text whenever something else is running on port 80… Highly effective.
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Not to be confused with the incredible game, VVVVVV, VVV, or Varying Vagrant Vagrants (cool…), is
Source: https://managewp.org/articles/16748/valet-vs-vvv-vs-chassis-a-comparison-guide-to-cli-based-local-dev-environments
source https://williechiu40.wordpress.com/2017/12/05/valet-vs-vvv-vs-chassis-a-comparison-guide-to-cli-based-local-dev-environments/
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