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For me, the site's latency is not the issue. I find myself pulling my hair out trying to make the Wordpress admin area work the way I want it to work. If I can
by swalkergibson 13y ago
For me, the site's latency is not the issue. I find myself pulling my hair out trying to make the Wordpress admin area work the way I want it to work. If I can just stay in vim, I am a happy camper. If you force me into some WYSIWYG editor inside of an admin panel, I am going to get frustrated.
- ereckers 13y agoI hear ya. I work in VIM and the command line all day too and for a simple blog I can see the frustration with the WYSIWYG editor. That won't fly with a marketing team of a couple inbound marketing experts though. WordPress does have a Command Line Interface and you can in fact write to a text file and import it as a new blog Post: - http://wp-cli.org/commands/post/create/ http://wp-cli.org/commands/post/create/ You can actually do a ton with it. I don't know how familiar you are with WordPress but with CLI you can upgrade WP core, update/add/activate/deactivate plugins, and much more with it: - http://wp-cli.org/ http://wp-cli.org/ It's a nice tool for WordPress developers that want to bypass going through the admin panel.
- swalkergibson 13y agoI had no idea that existed! Pretty cool! Thank you for the tip. That is slick!