This tutorial goes over how I normally clean up and remove unneeded files in the WordPress starter theme. This includes removing Sass file, JS files, rearranging functions, and creating new files. Doing this will cut down the size of our theme and gets it ready for a perfect starter for premium themes moving forward.
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This video goes over how to create a manifest.js file that our Javascript Gulp tasks is going to use to compile and minify all of our theme JS files. This will make our theme less bloated while increasing performance and load time.
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This tutorial goes over the normal GitHub workflow of adding, committing, pulling and pushing code to a GitHub repository. We will be using a GitHub repo throughout this series to commit and push our code too.
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This tutorial goes over the steps to integrate all of the Bootstrap Sass files in our WordPress starter theme. I go over how the gulpfile.js file is setup to add and compile all of the Bootstrap styles. After this tutorial you will have a stylesheet that is compiled and minified for optimal speed and performance.
In this series, we are also going to be doing some source control on our theme files. In the tutorial, I go over how to initialize a local git repository and how to create and push all the code to a remote repository on GitHub!
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In this tutorial we will download a Sass starter WordPress theme and start integrating third party tools to help speed up our development. These tools include Gulp, Node, and Bower.
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