WordPress Alternatives
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WordPress Alternatives
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#2What about Winter CMS?
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#3Out of these, what do you guys recommend?
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#4what about woodworking?
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#5Special mention to Processwire. Worked with it a few years ago and really loved it at the time. https://processwire.com/
Craft is great but a bit slow in my tests. They have a really powerful e-commerce offer though and is really flexible.
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#6Switching to a static site generator seems like the way to go for lots of sites, especially blog-only ones.
Are there any graphical SSGs that non-technical users could run locally to generate a site and upload it to their web host?
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#7is Drupal getting better for ordinary people to deploy? it was my choice 15 years ago
it's sad python, rails,node never had a rival platform to replace WordPress over the years, long live php for the web
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#8I've been wanting to setup SSG for a while now. However, if you want something hosted that is free and no fuss I've really been enjoying hashnode. Idk how long it'll last but it dumps all my blog posts into markdown files on GitHub and has worked great for me. Devs respond quickly to issues. Even bringing your own domain is free. Not sure how they plan to make money yet.
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#9is Drupal getting better for ordinary people to deploy? it was my choice 15 years ago it's sad python, rails,node never had a rival platform to replace WordPress over the years, long live php for the web
Doubt it, it mostly went more corporate over time.
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#10TextPattern use to a thing like around the same time WP got started.
It’s also PHP based.