Displaying a showcase of task you can use CLI for #296
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Define a new section in the handbook with tutorials to show case how to some specific tasks that can be accomplished via wp-cli. Created the following tutorials: How to Install WordPress (includes Download, Config file and DB) How to put the site in maintenance mode (Includes check status, Activate and Deactivate) How to start the web server How to create a custom plugin (Includes how to create a custom post type)
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Define a new section in the handbook with tutorials to show case how to some specific tasks that can be accomplished via wp-cli. Created the following tutorials: How to Install WordPress (includes Download, Config file and DB) How to put the site in maintenance mode (Includes check status, Activate and Deactivate) How to start the web server How to create a custom plugin (Includes how to create a custom post type)
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To onboard more non techies it would be helpful to show the real benefit and use cases for CLI, that can be used to improve their workflow.
To make this as easy as possible, it would be good to have a step by step tutorial (video or text) for specific tasks. We could also include links from external blog posts and tutorials.
A good example is how to write this is: https://make.wordpress.org/cli/handbook/quick-start/#introduction
Where the single steps are explained and showed in the code
related Ticket: #294
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