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I am not sure. A major problem with Jamstack is that article writers need to learn git and markdown, to do the job. While wordpress gives you a GUI editor, and

by rk06 6y ago

I am not sure. A major problem with Jamstack is that article writers need to learn git and markdown, to do the job. While wordpress gives you a GUI editor, and you are good to go

arcturus17 6y ago
FWIW I’m seeing people conflating Jamstack and headless CMS (eg Contentful) a lot lately. The latter provides an infinitely better editing experience for non-tech users. But the non-free tier can start as high as $500 / mo (the amount of shit you could tack on a WP site for that money...) and as one of the top commenters has said I think that even for a best-in-class headless CMS, the non-techie UX starts crumbling as soon as you start adding typical features outside of content editing (forms, analytics, etc)