Your development environment
Submitted by jwheat on Thu, 02/26/2015 - 07:09
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I was curious how other institutions are setup to do development.
First - I am the only developer here that works on Jadu, so this setup seems to work (ie - no git repo in the mix)
Essentially, I have a copy of the production code on my laptop, I add/change/hack that building new things, etc.
I have an SFTP client setup with two sites - one for our "development / QA" server, and one for our production (www) server.
Whenever I build new things, I can shove them to the Dev/QA server for my own testing and then for our web team to look at, and when they're blessed, I can sftp them to production. This requires my remembering what files are involved, and sometimes clicking through directories looking for files I've edited.
This is pretty much how I do everything web related, not just jadu things. Its an ok setup and seems to work, but its clearly not efficient.
I'm wondering how you may have your developers setup and if you have a git repository in the mix as well. Do you have VMs on developer's systems and if so, how are you getting those changes to a QA system?
-Jon
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