Developer Workflow
In order to fully take advantage of Drupal 8, it helps to have an established developer workflow. This can range from having a local web server to using a fully integrated, virtualized AMP (Apache, MySQL, PHP) stack that mimics the development, staging, and production servers that one may need to deploy Drupal. It also helps to establish a set of best practices to follow when it comes to installing, managing, and working with Drupal 8 on a project-by-project basis. While there are various tools to choose from, we will look at some of the most common ones available to us, including Composer, Drush, DrupalConsole, and Git.
The deeper we dive into mastering Drupal 8, the more vital it becomes to learn command-line interfaces, ...
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