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Who is your audience? Having migrated from WP to Jekyll only to go back in the last ten years, I learned Wordpress (and Drupal, etc ) exist for a reason. They’
by softwaredoug 6y ago
Who is your audience?
Having migrated from WP to Jekyll only to go back in the last ten years, I learned Wordpress (and Drupal, etc ) exist for a reason. They’re well understood by a large community of non technical marketing, PR, and other content professionals. So in the end if it’s more than for your own blog or a handful of devs, “modern tech stack” isn’t the main consideration.
Not to dissuade you—I’m curious myself if there are more modern WP competitors out there to help the non technical audience.
- domano 6y agoThis is my main concern, for myself a bunch of markdown files in git is enough of a CMS. But having a modern CMS that is also usable by editors would be really nice.