In this section, we will look at The Twelve-Factor App guide and its adaptation for use when developing WordPress projects.

1. Codebase – one code repository per application (Theme / Plugin).

<strong>Single Code</strong> - <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_source_of_truth">Single source of truth</a>

This factor for WordPress adaptation:

Each site / theme / plugin — should live in its own repository.
Don’t make multiple sites with the same code and patches — fork them.

Example for really practice:
wp-content/themes/mytheme — one git repository
wp-content/plugins/myplugin — another

1. Codebase – one code repository per application (Theme / Plugin).
2. Dependencies – explicit declaration of dependencies.
3. Config – configurations are stored in the environment.
4. Backing services – services as resources (DB, cache, queues, etc.).
5. Build, release, run – separate stages of build, release and launch.
6. Processes – the application is launched as one or more processes.
7. Port binding – independent HTTP service (not through Apache).
8. Concurrency – scaling through processes.
9. Disposability – fast start and correct termination of the process.
10. Dev/prod parity – minimizing the difference between environments.
11. Logs – streaming logging to stdout (do not store internally).
12. Admin processes – one-time tasks as commands (console).