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Optimising WordPress is a known and solved problem. I don't mean to undermine your comment but it is trivial for a web infrastructure ops guy to deliver on. T
by stedaniels 7y ago
Optimising WordPress is a known and solved problem. I don't mean to undermine your comment but it is trivial for a web infrastructure ops guy to deliver on. There is a lot of fud out there on the topic so it's easy not to see the diamonds in the rough.
- flomei 7y agoTotally. Made some good money, doing this for small to medium businesses. Easy work, and lots of quick wins.
- BiteCode_dev 7y agoThat's not the point. The point is it's not built it, because the architecture decisions were unsound. Now, don't get me wrong, I use and like Wordpress. There is not more versatile yet approachable blog/CMS/whatever out there, the ecosystem is huge and it's my go to tool when I want a quick and dirty solution. But it doesn't change the fact it has been badly designed from the start. Popularity in software doesn't reward good design. It rewards solving problems.