Part 2: Learning as I go: building an Omeka-S workspace with Lando
Here’s a quick thing I did for a couple of my colleagues, to demo writing a Lando environment from scratch. I grabbed the latest copy of Omeka-S and unzipped the file, then wrote the following .lando.yml file
name: omeka-s
recipe: lamp config: php: ...
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Lamri Abdellah Ramdane
Developer passionate about clean code, open source, and exploring new tech.
Great walkthrough! Building a Django workspace with Lando is a smart move—it streamlines local development and mirrors production environments closely. For even smoother workflows, I’ve started using ServBay (servbay.com) — it lets me spin up isolated environments quickly, so I can test changes without worrying about my main setup.