Every once in a while I go through an “I want a website” phase and try something new, but always end up back with Wordpress.
Ultimately I wanted to write content and play around with CSS making it look nice, and Wordpress handles that. Many of the other options felt like I was forever tweaking things or upgrading a dependency or something - very much mike the old days of Linux where making the modem work was an achievement.
If I couldn’t use Wordpress I’d probably go with Jekyll or Ghost.
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Every once in a while I go through an “I want a website” phase and try something new, but always end up back with Wordpress.
Ultimately I wanted to write content and play around with CSS making it look nice, and Wordpress handles that. Many of the other options felt like I was forever tweaking things or upgrading a dependency or something - very much mike the old days of Linux where making the modem work was an achievement.
If I couldn’t use Wordpress I’d probably go with Jekyll or Ghost.
I agree - Wordpress is amply good enough (or overkill...which is still "good enough) for probably >95% of all use cases