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Or you can take the hardcore approach, make your own CMS, your own SQLite database, search system, comments system, sharing functions, etc.. from scratch. On th
by dendory 15y ago
Or you can take the hardcore approach, make your own CMS, your own SQLite database, search system, comments system, sharing functions, etc.. from scratch. On the plus side, I never have to install WP security updates! ;)
- somebear 15y agoBut you do have to keep on top of whatever security holes there may be in your own code, and fix whatever bugs pop up. Hopefully before a XSS vulnerability is exploited.
- keithpeter 15y agoFor a low traffic site that is updated a couple of times a month, how about static pages with some scripting on the client machine? I use text files -> bash script calls markdown and adds header/footer -> another bash script generates indexes -> lftp syncs
- aseidl 15y agoJekyll/Octopress+Git http://octopress.org/ http://octopress.org/
- keithpeter 15y agoThanks, I had seen Jekyll but this looks like Jekyll plus sensible defaults for a website with all the bells and whistles. My personal site has no bells, and I can't whistle too well. :-)