How to build a project structure if CMS is used?

Question

CMS

The essence of the problem is this.
There is a management system, in principle, no matter which one, let it be Joomla.
I would like to do layout right away on a "live" project, but I don't want to waste time on constant assembly, even if 1 line of changes has been made.
I want to make up and in general develop in one place, but after certain work, you need to somehow assemble it and send it to the server.
So the problem is how to keep two identical folders with the project, but one for work, and the second for combat.
And most importantly, how to collect this matter then quickly and correctly.
Maybe I just don't know how to properly set up the project builder.
If anyone has more practical experience please share

Answer 1

As an option, make two scripts, the first one simply collects all the files without minifications and other things, and the second one makes a production build and uploads it to the server automatically.
If you have sass/pug, then it needs to be processed before css/html anyway. Put it in your theme folder, name it like sourse and it's ok.

Answer 2

Googled in 17 seconds:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb383929%... To
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The DataGridView control provides automatic sorting, so that user can manually sort any column in the control. You can control whether a column can be sorted by setting the SortMode property of the DataGridViewColumn. You can also programmatically sort a column.
You need the user to be able to manually, so you need to set SortMode to Automatic

Answer 3

Look here: DataGridView.Sort
There is an example of the IComparer implementation that needs to be given to the sort method. You need to change the Compare method of the RowComparer class. In your implementation of comparing two DataGridViewRows, you need to extract the contents of the date text cell, parse it using DateTime.Parse, and return the result of the date comparison.