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>Seasoned engineer: Let's use any well-tested CMS such as WordPress and install a caching front-end. I thought that was your junior response... you update it o
by dwild 7y ago
>Seasoned engineer: Let's use any well-tested CMS such as WordPress and install a caching front-end.
I thought that was your junior response... you update it once a month, seems like WordPress is seriously overengineered for something managed internally. Static website + a 1h ticket once a month seems much better.
You'll save in performance, security, and it over a few years, it would take you less work time than doing a full WordPress.
If it's more than once a month, now it may be more interesting to go toward a WordPress, but that would be doubtful.
- p_l 7y agothen you find out that you need to run the site HA for reasons, and you learn just how much of a shitshow it is with WordPress. Sincerely, someone with way too many Wordpress sites.