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This document discusses improving development workflow by focusing on tools and techniques like diagram modeling, linting, sniffing, code fixers, and version control. It emphasizes that workflow is paramount and a dialog with peers that involves accumulating small improvements over time through techniques like planning code structure visually before writing it and using tools to catch errors and standard violations early.
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- 2. Eric Andrew Lewis Lead Developer at Small-time core contributor Brooklyn-based, greater Philly-native
- 3. WHAT I TALK ABOUT WHEN I TALK ABOUT DEVELOPMENT Code creation, not design. Creation of adam?
- 5. WORKFLOW IS A DIALOG A collection of tricks, accumulated piecemeal. Small improvements over time. Workflow is a dialog with your peers.
- 6. LOCAL DEVELOPMENT ( __ AMP )
- 9. IDEs and pseudo-IDEs * * vim
- 10. CONNECTING WITH YOUR CODE BASE Easy access to WordPress core WordPress core function suggestion
- 11. DIAGRAM MODELING OF CODE Plan out your code before you write.
- 12. DIAGRAM MODELING OF CODE
- 13. DIAGRAM MODELING OF CODE, EXAMPLE User sends message Browser Server WP AJAX handler User hits enter function in textarea Recent Messages File Sanitize and save message AJAX POST All messages request File
- 14. LINTING
- 15. Fatal Error: Call to undefined function get_psots() in index.php on line 34
- 17. LINTING Preprocess your code for syntax errors from your editor.
- 18. SNIFFING Scan code for violations of a coding standard from your editor. Coding Standard Example: • One space after an if statement • Indentation rules • Require specific syntax for commenting
- 19. SNIFFING Scan code for violations of a coding standard. if(!$sniff){ $your_code="ugly"; } if ( $sniff ) { $your_code = 'elegant'; }
- 20. CODE FIXER Fix coding standards violations from your editor. Kinda lame.
- 21. XDEBUG PHP extension Heavy artillery for debugging
- 22. XDEBUG PHP extension Code profiling (code efficiency testing)
- 23. XDEBUG PHP extension Stack traces on errors
- 24. XDEBUG PHP extension Breakpoint Analysis
- 25. VERSION CONTROL SVN, GIT, Hosted Solutions
- 26. Q&A