Tools we use
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Code Editor
Every team member uses their own code editor of choice for writing code. All that matter is that the code that is written in them is top-notch.
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iTerm
Coupled with OhMyZSH iTerm is the terminal on steroids. You can use a number of useful plugins and other features like autocomplete.
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Travis CI
A continuous integration tool for all our open source project. We use it to run tests and check our code for coding standards violation.
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Semaphore CI
Semaphore CI is used for building, testing and deploying our client code.
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PHPUnit
De facto standard unit testing framework for PHP. Writing tests is crucial to write maintainable code.
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Docker
Some apps are built using Docker images for easier deployment to various environments. In some cases, we also use it for easier local setup.
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VVV
Varying Vagrant Vagrants is an open-source Vagrant configuration focused on WordPress development. VVV is ideal for developing themes and plugins as well as for contributing to WordPress core.
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PHP_CodeSniffer
PHP_CodeSniffer is a script that tokenizes PHP, JavaScript and CSS files to detect violations of a defined coding standard. We also maintain our own coding standard.
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PHPStan
PHP Static Analysis Tool – it focuses on finding errors in your code without actually running it.
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GitHub
All of our work is on Github. Everything goes through pull requests and code reviews with your future team members
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Slack
We use Slack for work and for fun. It’s our go-to tool for maintaining sanity both in office and remote.
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Handbook
WordPress Handbook is a repository of the practices and processes we developed through the years of working with WordPress.
