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Someone I respect once told me that Ghost is written for its developer’s needs and to promote the hosted platform, and not intended to be an easy to manage self
by AnonC 6y ago
Someone I respect once told me that Ghost is written for its developer’s needs and to promote the hosted platform, and not intended to be an easy to manage self hosted solution. I don’t know how far that’s true, but WordPress seems to be ahead on mindshare (and likely features and plugins too). For better or worse, PHP/LAMP hosts with control panels are aplenty.
Writing on any platform regularly is not easy for everyone. So it’s less of a platform issue than some people perceive it to be. For most people, a “free” wordpress.com or blogger.com (or gasp, medium.com if you really hate your readers) is good enough to start.
- sixhobbits 6y agoI've set up self-hosted WordPress and Ghost. I personally found Ghost's "5 minute set up" to be pretty close to the mark (in contrast to all other software that advertises a 5 min set up and takes me half a day of messing around with config + Google + documentation - maybe I'm just slow)