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Someone needs to convert `capital_P_dangit` to a userscript :) https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/capital_P_dan...
You mean like this? https://github.com/jonathanbardo/capital_P_dangit
Wordpress on AWS: smooth and pain free
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Re: Wordpress on AWS: smooth and pain free
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What your requirements? With Google rendering JavaScript any static site generator is probably going to be better. If you need crud functionality any number of hosted and open source crud providers are available. Or just use a hosted site builder. They are all better at this point.
Static site generators are just fine for personal blogs. They don't fit the bill at all when you have a group of people all writing on one blog and you need things like access controls and media file management. Also, not sure why google rendering JavaScript would have any effect on static site generators.
It's a bit complicated compared to just running a WordPress instance, but it works pretty well.
Re: Wordpress on AWS: smooth and pain free
#54In my humble opinion, WordPress is something to be surpassed, that is why it fails on being cloud-friendly. If someone makes a system as customizable and flexible as WordPress it would be a huge success.
Re: Wordpress on AWS: smooth and pain free
#55Why is anyone running WordPress anymore.? So many better options.100s if not 1,000s. The fact that you need elaborate guides to host it one of the most common hosting providers is yet another example. It's junk. Time to move on. Edit: and the down votes are why this piece of garbage lives on. Please stop trying to hide how awful WordPress is. We all know it's terrible. Just because you work on it for a living doesn't…
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#56Re: Wordpress on AWS: smooth and pain free
#57Why is anyone running WordPress anymore.? So many better options.100s if not 1,000s. The fact that you need elaborate guides to host it one of the most common hosting providers is yet another example. It's junk. Time to move on. Edit: and the down votes are why this piece of garbage lives on. Please stop trying to hide how awful WordPress is. We all know it's terrible. Just because you work on it for a living doesn't…
I would like to migrate a couple of sites to something else (likely just static-file sites), but that's just a personal preference.
It works and I don't really have to mess with it.
Re: Wordpress on AWS: smooth and pain free
#58Why is anyone running WordPress anymore.? So many better options.100s if not 1,000s. The fact that you need elaborate guides to host it one of the most common hosting providers is yet another example. It's junk. Time to move on. Edit: and the down votes are why this piece of garbage lives on. Please stop trying to hide how awful WordPress is. We all know it's terrible. Just because you work on it for a living doesn't…
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#59Can someone chime in why hosting this behind Cloudflare is a bad idea? For something which is a blog/CMS (put another way the # of readers >> # of creators), I'm envisioning using a single instance behind Cloudflare with heavy caching turned on? Cloudflare caches and serves everything. For free (you can pay them if you want). Host your assets in S3 or GCS, also put them behind Cloudflare. If your instance goes down,…
Re: Wordpress on AWS: smooth and pain free
#60And this cloud setup is going to cost probably for few hundreds of dollars a month. Has anybody working towards serverless version of wp?