<p>I used to use MAMP for the local development. I even paid for Pro version to get HTTPS.</p>
<h2 id="heading-found-a-new-tool-devkinsta">Found a new Tool, DevKinsta</h2>
<p>This month I started to use DevKinsta. You need docker to run the DevKinsta but I like it a lot. Especially how easy to set up a local WordPress environment. It took only 2 minutes, might be less. I haven’t able to use the email function that one of DevKinsta’s features. Their site says “DevKinsta ships with a powerful SMTP server and email testing tool.” How exciting, like me, a developer, we do test email function here and there. It may become handy.</p>


I used to use MAMP for the local development. I even paid for Pro version to get HTTPS.

## Found a new Tool, DevKinsta
This month I started to use DevKinsta. You need docker to run the DevKinsta but I like it a lot. Especially how easy to set up a local WordPress environment. It took only 2 minutes, might be less. I haven’t able to use the email function that one of DevKinsta’s features. Their site says “DevKinsta ships with a powerful SMTP server and email testing tool.” How exciting, like me, a developer, we do test email function here and there. It may become handy.



WordPress: How to work on locally

Hi there, this is Yuki. I’m a web developer who specialized in WordPress dev. I started this page to keep my dev stuff in one place. It may or may not help you but if it does give me a high five 🙌
