This is great HN fodder but IMO, it's b/s. I think what's being missed here is that yes there are sites being built using Webflow / Shopify / whatever. And the

This is great HN fodder but IMO, it's b/s. I think what's being missed here is that yes there are sites being built using Webflow / Shopify / whatever. And there are solutions for landing pages, or simple blog sites. And yes, flat file stuff with a GruntNodeDockerWhatever deploy pipeline is always going to make dev types happy. But this is missing a big old chunk of people - those with relatively complex sites with a fair amount of content (say, I dunno, 100-1000+ pages), the requirement to link between pages, custom taxonomies, custom posts, have custom fields, multiple authors, different roles, requirements on things like member access, an API, feeds... I think you'd be hard pushed to name a solution that isn't 1) Drupal (cos no-one wants to go there) or 2) Bespoke and stupidly expensive. WordPress gets a bad rap on HN, some of which is warranted. But I also think there is a lot of hate which is unfounded, possibly from people who haven't touched it in years and years.