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On WordPress: it's important to remember it's a starting point for most of those uses. It's what people build entire platforms on when they don't want to/can't
by mkr-hn 5y ago
On WordPress: it's important to remember it's a starting point for most of those uses. It's what people build entire platforms on when they don't want to/can't afford to start from scratch. People sometimes dismiss the number because "it's all WordPress," but that would be like dismissing Rails or Django. WP isn't exactly like Rails/Django, but it fills the same niche where you can pretty much assemble anything you can think of from pre-made components.
- tmh88j 5y ago>WP isn't exactly like Rails/Django, but it fills the same niche where you can pretty much assemble anything you can think of from pre-made components. Headless WP is becoming very popular too, and it seems to fill the same role. I've never used it, but I would imagine it takes just as much knowledge to build an SPA as any other backend framework like Laravel or Rails. https://wpengine.com/headless-cms-research/ https://wpengine.com/headless-cms-research/