> so maybe their codebase has evolved too. Unfortunately, not so much. They still follow PHP 5-days style, for example they still haven't adopted the short arr

> so maybe their codebase has evolved too. Unfortunately, not so much. They still follow PHP 5-days style, for example they still haven't adopted the short array syntax [], they always use array() which is horrible in my opinion. The code base is horrible, but the front-facing experience is not so bad (unless you start installing lots of plugins, which tend to add different interface styles and lots of banners everywhere in the admin panel).