Tools and methods for live-monitoring ASP.NET web applications?
I think many developers know that uncomfortable feeling when users tell them that “The application is slow (again).”
I think many developers know that uncomfortable feeling when users tell them that “The application is slow (again).”
We are a very small company working with a specific customer base. In this, we often have to create small WP plugins specific to the customer. Typically, we re-use our own basic folder structure and files (base php file that lays out some standard variables, assets folder structure for css and js files, installation/settings features templates, etc.).
I do development on one box and use a second for production. Right now I just dump the database and then do a find a replace for the URL changes; then copy over the files and import the new SQL.
I have a problem with WordPress database synchronization between development and production and I am wondering how other people solving it. I am aware about this question but it doesn’t really cover the nastier and more realistic use case.
Question has been asked before about how to synchronize files as well as the database between two WordPress installations.