Michael Thomas's video: Local vs remote website development

Team Treehouse, free trial (affiliate link) http://treehouse.7eer.net/c/317530/228915/3944 It's much quicker and safer to develop a website on your local computer than it is to develop on the live server. For example when you make a change in your CSS, instead of FTP-ing those changes up the wire, you can simple save and view the changes in your browser almost instantly. Also, image having to build out a new feature on a website, and doing all of the development on the live site. That would mean visitors to the live site would see weirdness whilst you're pushing changes up to the site to view them; not a good scenario! Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXvKKnHVNIoSEDjDCvwbHkuWmYUsdG1KT Getting a WAMP or MAMP environment up and running: https://bitnami.com/ https://serverpress.com/ Chris Coyier: A Modern Web Designer's Workflow https://youtu.be/vsTrAfJFLXI My learning journey https://aligneddev.com/education/