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> To achieve it, the author suggests that people buy a domain name, spend $4 a month on web hosting, and manually install Wordpress. The author leaves out ssl,
by eitland 9y ago
> To achieve it, the author suggests that people buy a domain name, spend $4 a month on web hosting, and manually install Wordpress. The author leaves out ssl, so I assume either the person is going to pay some more for a cert or spend time learning about LetsEncrypt and installing CertBot.
> Add to that Wordpress maintenance time and time installing plugins.
For most of us it would be more efficient to just use html.
Then you don't have to maintain Wordpress at all.
Or, if updating links etc gets tedious: use static html generators.
- gitgud 9y agoHmm I suppose static site generators actually are more secure and stable too right? If it's just a static server, then it won't require the maintenance of core, plugin updates that WordPress and other CMS's need, just the web server updates.