If you wanted to know how big of a mess WordPress is, just take a look at all the successful businesses that have been built just to explain how to use WordPress.
The WordPress UI hasn't changed in the 6 years that I've been using it. Everything about it feels "heavy".
Not a good experience, honestly.
Just that the free alternatives (Ghost, for example) are even more technically challenging.
Having businesses that are built just to explain software is not a sign of failure, it is a sign of success. Microsoft Windows has the same and no one could say that they were not a success for over two decades. It means that WordPress has "crossed the chasm" into the "early majority."
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If you wanted to know how big of a mess WordPress is, just take a look at all the successful businesses that have been built just to explain how to use WordPress.
The WordPress UI hasn't changed in the 6 years that I've been using it. Everything about it feels "heavy".
Not a good experience, honestly.
Just that the free alternatives (Ghost, for example) are even more technically challenging.
Having businesses that are built just to explain software is not a sign of failure, it is a sign of success. Microsoft Windows has the same and no one could say that they were not a success for over two decades. It means that WordPress has "crossed the chasm" into the "early majority."