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This seems like too easy a question, but - WordPress is dynamic, not static, which contributes to: - WordPress takes more resources to run, and - WordPress r
by doublerebel 9y ago
This seems like too easy a question, but
- WordPress is dynamic, not static, which contributes to:
- WordPress takes more resources to run, and
- WordPress regularly has security holes
- WordPress is therefore not simple because it requires maintenance
- WordPress relies on countless server- and client-side dependencies, which contributes to the maintenance and server requirements
- paradite 9y ago> WordPress relies on countless server- and client-side dependencies Which you have access to the source code and ability to choose when to upgrade. Compare that to GitHub, Glitch and IFTTT, which: - Also have countless dependencies, but not just in the source code, in their service architecture as well - You do not have access to source code - Can make your blog offline when they experience service disruption
- btgeekboy 9y agoThe only step in that chain that can take your blog offline for visitors is GitHub pages. The cool thing about static sites is they're really easy to replicate to a second provider. Or a 3rd, 4th, nth...