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I don't like WordPress, but Jamstack will never overtake WordPress adoption quite simply because Jamstack is too complicated. In particular, it will never find
by open-source-ux 6y ago
I don't like WordPress, but Jamstack will never overtake WordPress adoption quite simply because Jamstack is too complicated.
In particular, it will never find an audience among non-technical users which is a very different audience from technical users who often think only of their own likes and needs.
If you don't like WordPress, there are more modern CMS apps with modern coding practices (often written in PHP). They aren't part of the Jamstack and but are often much simpler to deploy.
- duhi88 6y agoJamstack needs to smooth out the client side of the experience. Netlify CMS has been great in testing, but I haven't deployed anything to a client with it. I know that, as a dev, I'll never get stuck in a situation where I can't accomplish something with Jamstack (Gridsome is the one I prefer). I just fear the day a client needs to use a CMS and they can't edit/demo something the way the expect.