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And who maintains that when something inevitably goes wrong?
by 21 8y ago
And who maintains that when something inevitably goes wrong?
- habi 8y agoYou yourself :) WordPress isn't that hard to administer/maintain.
- jaxtellerSoA 8y agoNo, your right. It is just one of the biggest targets for hackers, and has a litany of vulnerabilities that grows daily. If playing an endless game of whack-a-mole trying to keep up with the a constant stream of vulnerabilities seems fun, then sure. Personally I wouldn't touch WordPress with a 10-foot pole. I would consider something like Ghost instead. https://ghost.org/developers/ https://ghost.org/developers/
- JoshMnem 8y agoOr https://wp.com/ https://wp.com/ for a simple, hosted version of WordPress.
- ObsoleteNerd 8y agoCPanel can do nightly backups. If something goes wrong, roll back a day or 3 and try again. I've been using this method since WP was first added to Fantastico, way back in the day. A form of lazy versioning I guess. We're not talking about companies who need high availability. Your personal blog can handle a day down while you restore from backup (it's just a few clicks from the CPanel, the wait for the email saying it's ready).