PUBLIC MARKS from holyver with tags drupal & development

The goal of automating deployment is to make introducing new features easier. In this post we will learn how to set up a workflow that will move code and configuration of your drupal site from your local development station, to development, to staging and to production all by a using your version control and a push of a button.

Durant la DrupalCon Denver cette semaine a eu lieu une conférence par Moshe Weitzman, Jonathan Hedstrom, Owen Barton et Mark Sonnabaum. À l'issue de celle-ci devait être releasée la version 5 stable de Drush (je suis peut-être un peu en avance sur ceci). Drush est votre ami, si vous êtes un développeur, vous devez forcément l'avoir installé, et je vais donc partir du principe que vous avez utilisé la version 4. Je vais vous présenter dans cet article les nouvelles fonctionnalités de la version 5.

Your correspondent was fortunate enough to recently partake in a four day, hands-on, in-depth Drupal training (agenda: theming, forms API, menu API, module development, jQuery, best practices) conducted by the firm that literally wrote the book on Drupal: Lullabot. These tips were collected during training and every effort was made to capture them accurately, but do point out any errors or feedback in the comments (any errors were mine in capture, not Lullabot’s in training).