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Deploying plugins and themes
With your WordPress plugin or theme complete, the next step is deploying it to a live site.
There are many ways to do this, depending on the project’s purpose. If you’re releasing a public plugin or theme, hosting it on WordPress.org is an option. However, many projects are built for specific use cases, such as client work or private sites. In these cases, the code is often stored and managed in GitHub, Bitbucket, or other online version control services.
Version control is a core part of modern development, providing a structured way to track changes, collaborate, and roll back to previous versions when needed. Whether working solo or with a team, maintaining a Git repository ensures a reliable and scalable workflow.