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I'm a little surprised they didn't mention Wordpress. It's blog-oriented, but the sheer volume of plugins for it (plus the ease at which you can just make your
by NBJack 5y ago
I'm a little surprised they didn't mention Wordpress. It's blog-oriented, but the sheer volume of plugins for it (plus the ease at which you can just make your own) make it remarkably versatile, and its pretty flexible with how its database can be used for whatever you want to store there.
- herbst 5y agoIMO. You can't use wordpress for anything other than a blog or static website without heavy modification. In other words, you can tell if someone uses wordpress as no-code platform.