← Back to Feed

Comments

1
dora dora

Consider Jekyll or Astro. These are very good maintainable by Claude. Why would you still use a CMS? Also, when using static sites like that, you can add Umami for analytics, great software! I don't need it anymore, I have all analytics built in the molohttp webserver.

2
cuddlyogre cuddlyogre

I can assure you if it were my choice that would be the case. But this is a client's setup and they have several clients of their own that wanted WordPress for one reason or another.
My personal site is a basic Rails app because I used to use it to test new things before I integrated the idea into my paying work.
The only thing WordPress has going for it is momentum. It's total trash.

1
cuddlyogre cuddlyogre

The absolute geniuses that wrote WordPress decided that security updates, even critical security updates, won't get pushed if your site is under version control. What a garbage pile.

1
retoor retoor

The only way to secure WordPress is a reverse proxy in front of it that requires basic auth for all non-get/head requests ๐Ÿ˜‚