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in wordpress ecosystem do not blame yourself if you end up with a bloated site :)
by n3storm 2y ago
in wordpress ecosystem do not blame yourself if you end up with a bloated site :)
- chiefalchemist 2y agoSandly, Automattic / WooComm is responsible for such thing. For example, the product gallery is such all images - thumbs and main slides - load on page load. If you don't click any thumbs - and had 10 total images - 9 would have loaded for naught. But there are BE + FE ways to fix that :) Also, WooComm recently introduced HPOS that moved order meta into its own table. Smart! But there is still order data captured for every order (e.g., customer order IP, etc).that's in the meta table. Why those we're moved to the new table IDK.
- n3storm 2y agoThe real issue is that customers without knowledge are asking explicitly for wordpress instead letting us techs give the best advice.
- conradolandia 2y agoMost techs give terrible advice.
- chiefalchemist 2y agoOn the other hand, most techs are bias. That is, the tool they know is always the best solution, whether that's true to not. Yeah, perhaps there are times when WP isn't the ideal choice from a pure technology POV, but there's more to it than that. For example, most (solo) devs complete dismiss the "getting hit by a bus" test. Sorry, but no one should accept advice from anyone who dismisses that test.
- n3storm 2y agowordpress is being marketed, deployed and then abandoned without maintenance by seo experts and designers, not techs nor devs.