Ask HN: Is WordPress the best way to create new websites for beginner
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#3No. WordPress is a giant nest of security holes.
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#5I love using WP for my blog and I've a self-hosted version. In your question "new websites for beginner" indicates that the user is a beginner and wants to build websites. If websites have simple and static content that don't involve any serious stuff (e.g. e-commerce) then WP is probably ok. But for serious work i won't use it.
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#7No. WordPress is a giant nest of security holes.
So what's the alternative
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So what's the alternative
What's your goal? If you want just a random site, then WP will do the job. If you want to learn web development, then I'd start it with a local http server (apache/nginx/whatever's your poison) and start writing html/css/js by hand, and see how it builds up line by line.
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
What's your goal? If you want just a random site, then WP will do the job. If you want to learn web development, then I'd start it with a local http server (apache/nginx/whatever's your poison) and start writing html/css/js by hand, and see how it builds up line by line.
That is some good advice but i wanna know proper platform or way like wp
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That is some good advice but i wanna know proper platform or way like wp
Look for a "static site generator". Bearblog and Hugo are popular ones. Then you can host your site anywhere and don't have to worry about security problems.