After the last crazy-busy months of April and May 2018, I'm finally catching up with the delayed tasks. In the rush of preparing the presentation for UbuCon 2018 - Devops with
Lando and Docker, I also published an ambitious project: Lando Boilerplates for Joomla, WordPress and PrestaShop (GitHub repo).
I have been improving the project mainly with Joomla tooling, but also included WordPress CLI and PrestaShop recipes.
At this point, after these months of development and testing, I think that the recipes are improving and the direction is clear to implement best-practices and advanced tooling (integrated phpMyAdmin and MailHog) for CMSs. For instance, the current tools for Joomla include these nice commands for Lando:
- "install", to download and extract the latest Joomla
- "kick-restore", to download Akeeba's kickstart and extract a JPA backup
- "unite-restore", to install a JPA backup with Akeeba's Unite
- "dev-config", to apply my favourite local development configuration to Joomla
This is the repository where I'm publishing the updates: https://github.com/anibalsanchez/lando-boilerplates-for-joomla-wordpress-and-prestashop
To sum up, Lando is progressing at giant leaps and the combination of different CMSs is perfect for DevOps development.
