WordPress. Technically skilled people, developers in particular, tend to look down upon it because of reasons such as its codebase and plugin API not being exa

WordPress. Technically skilled people, developers in particular, tend to look down upon it because of reasons such as its codebase and plugin API not being exactly clean. It gets the job done, though, and it's pretty robust, too, especially given its long history and dynamic ecosystem. In my opinion, WordPress doesn't nearly get enough praise for enabling people to create websites. I deliberately chose WordPress for my business website because it allows me to delegate the nitty-gritty of running a website to developers who specialise in that sort of software. Could I have done it myself using a static site generator and various supporting services for providing dynamic behaviour? Sure, but it'd have been much more work with arguably little to no benefit for something that's not my core business.