Installing And Running Wordpress Bitnami

Installing WordPress on your computer gives you a perfect testing ground for experimentation, theme development, plugin ... (more)

Installing WordPress on your computer gives you a perfect testing ground for experimentation, theme development, plugin testing, and website development. This course is designed for developers and users who want to install and configure WordPress locally with Bitnami, the multiplatform, open-source server/database/scripting language and WordPress combo that sets the stage for more serious WordPress development. Author Morten Rand-Hendriksen has completely revised the training for 2016, but he still covers all the basics. Learn the configuration options and usage scenarios to get started working in WordPress quickly, whether you're on a Mac or Windows PC. Running WordPress in another way? Check out the other courses in this series. Installing and Running WordPress: MAMP Installing and Running WordPress: WAMP Installing and Running WordPress: WebMatrix. (less)

Whether you are a beginner wanting to learn the ins and outs of WordPress, a budding designer or developer looking to ti... (more)

Whether you are a beginner wanting to learn the ins and outs of WordPress, a budding designer or developer looking to tinker with themes and plugins, or an advanced developer building a production environment, installing and running WordPress on your own computer is a crucial first step. In this course Morten-Rand Hendriksen looks at how DesktopServer allows you to easily install and manage WordPress on both Mac and Windows computers. (less)

Installing WordPress on your computer gives you a perfect testing ground for experimentation, theme development, plugin ... (more)

Installing WordPress on your computer gives you a perfect testing ground for experimentation, theme development, plugin testing, and website development. You can grow your WordPress skills-or tweak your own custom site-without showcasing your work on the web. This course walks through the process of installing and configuring WordPress locally on a Mac using MAMP-the open-source server/database/scripting language combo that sets the stage for more serious WordPress development. Morten Rand-Hendriksen covers configuration options to help you get started in WordPress quickly. Plus, he shows how to set up your WordPress development environment with MAMP PRO-the professional, commercial version of the framework-and explains why you might want to make the switch from MAMP to MAMP PRO. (less)

Whether you're just learning to use WordPress or busy developing new WordPress websites and themes, having a local versi... (more)

Whether you're just learning to use WordPress or busy developing new WordPress websites and themes, having a local version is essential. Installing WordPress on your computer gives you full control for experimentation, development, and testing. You see the changes you make immediately-no need to upload and download files. Local by FlyWheel is a free application that makes it easy to get a local WordPress environment up and running fast. In this course, instructor Morten Rand-Hendriksen helps you install and run WordPress locally on both Windows and Mac using Local. He then shows how to take advantage of all its benefits, including Live Link, local file access, cloning, and Blueprints, a special Local feature that makes launching your next WordPress site even easier. (less)

Want to set up a WordPress-powered site using a shared hosting service? This course is for you. Join instructor Jeff Sta... (more)

Want to set up a WordPress-powered site using a shared hosting service? This course is for you. Join instructor Jeff Starr as he steps through the entire process, explaining how to leverage shared hosting to inexpensively share your content with the world. While not all shared hosts work exactly the same way, the principles and techniques covered in this course are universal and will apply to any shared hosting environment. Learn how to set up (and back up) the database, upload WordPress files, make the necessary connections, and start using WordPress. (less)