Roots helps you build better WordPress sites faster.
Open-source tools for WordPress application development. Improve your workflow by using Trellis, Bedrock, and Sage together. Or use them separately.
Trellis
WordPress development and production servers done right. Automatically create and provision a server to host a WordPress site. Vagrant in development and any Ubuntu server in production.
Trellis takes care of the server for you so you can focus on application development.
Bedrock
WordPress boilerplate to organize your WordPress project better, improve configuration files, and manage plugins with Composer.
Bedrock also gives you improved security and proper dependency management.
Sage
A starter theme that lets you build better themes faster with improved development tools.
Webpack and npm give you the power of the best JavaScript ecosystem and Browsersync makes it easy to develop for multiple devices.
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Sage, Bedrock, and Trellis by Roots have challenged me to become a better WordPress developer over the years & modernize my toolset.
Working with WordPress on two projects over the next few months, the folks at Roots really have some amazing resources!
I don’t mean to sound overly dramatic, but coming across Bedrock and Sage has completely changed the way that I code (and much for the better).
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