How to Use Website Blueprints in Local WP - WordPress Tutorial

How do you make your local app work so fast? Mine is slow at starting/using

Hi Paul, is it possible to use Brixies on a locally hosted WP site? I can't seem to copy and paste like I could on a live site.

Great video Paul. I've got a basic question, in this video you demonstrate creating a blueprint with LocalWP. Do you recommend that over an InstaWP blueprint or am I missing something with how each works and how to rollout the blueprint to a site build? TIA

What do you do to update your blueprint? Start a new site with the blueprint and after making changes, save the new site as a blueprint?

Hi Paul, great video once again! I used to use blueprints as you explained, but I then realized that I wasn't able to update themes, plugins, etc or make any little change to it without having to save it again as a new blueprint. So I now have a "Template" named project that I clone every time I need to. Don't really know if it has any sense... :S Thank you for your great job. Regards!

Obrigado pela explicação, Paul.

Great video as ever. Can you go into more detail?

Great video! Would you be interested in doing a video on how to manage website/webapp versioning with Local? By that I mean when you have a version of a website that is live on web and are working on a revamp or new release with new functionality of that website (which can take months) but while you are working on that, there are new bug fixes to be implemented in the live version of the website. Is there an easy way to track all changes so that any fixes to the live website is also incorporated in the new release you are working on without overriding the new changes you are making? Having multiple versions of that website co-exist in local? Or do you do bug fixes in a staging site and not local and then have to hope you don't forget to do it manually on your version in dev as well ? There must be an easy way to not have to manually do the work twice no? This is just so hard to track!

Great overview mate... This is a great solution to quickly deploy a preconfigured WordPress setup