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by natenthe 6y ago
If you want to create a blog without knowledge of code and/or hosting servers then I wouldn't use Wordpress. Something like Wix or Squarespace would be more up your alley. I understand not everyone is in the position to pay money
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by natenthe 6y ago
I said server or infrastructure, meaning server or client-side machine / browser. Essentially, their hosting or local environment. The code loading in their browser which is causing the lag is the same code for everyone else, and this
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by natenthe 6y ago
When Wordpress is lagging, it is always because of the infrastructure, whether that is client or server side. The editor does not send data to the backend. Without actually having access to the machine, I can almost guarantee that there are
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by natenthe 6y ago
Wordpress owns and maintains the plugin. Hardly "arbitrary". Please do some research before ranting next time.
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by natenthe 6y ago
I understand your disdain for their new editor, but it is not required. The great part about Wordpress is the ecosystem of plugins and customizability of the CMS. You can just add the Classic Editor plugin and you can use the old editor - i
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by natenthe 6y ago
I saw this and found it interesting. As a CS guy and software engineer, I've always wanted to combine that knowledge with actual physical engineering (i.e. mechanical and electrical) in order to build cool stuff and complete my knowled
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by natenthe 6y ago
Cool, thanks for the detailed response. As a dev I'm always curious about the decision making for startups that are choosing between hybrid and native. Seems like the best decision for that is unique to each project.
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by natenthe 6y ago
Any reason you decided on two separate code-bases (iOS & Android) with a small team versus building one in React Native or another hybrid framework. I'd think that the latter would be a better choice but wanted to see what went in