Wordpress in 2024?

Wordpress is 2024?

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[professorgamer]

I've been using WordPress since 2008, and every year I love it more and learn new stuff

[Griimnak]

"PHP variables start with $ because php developers make money"

[joekagerer]

Good advice, every day new technology comes out that's going to replace everything! I've been programming since 1980 and am still maintaining applications that were written 20 years ago... People said they were obsolete 15 years ago....

The nice thing about the old technology is it doesn't take massive power to run sites.

I'm all for new technology and frameworks but the old stuff isn't going anywhere anytime soon.

I have several WordPress sites that I set up in hours that have served their purposes well for more than a decade.

[JustMusic]

You said hello and got straight to the point in the next breath. Love that

[andreisaioc]

I have been doing wordpress for the last 12 years, even have an agency and use Wordpress for all APIs and mobile apps APIs. Many times I use Wordpress just for the API and react for the front end for different web apps for customers.

[上原恵太郎]

This is what I'm doing right now. I came back to WordPress and doing PHP-Laravel. I focus on backend and do minimal front end with Vue 3.

[christopherrimplington]

As a Freelancer-Solopreneur, WordPress gives me more flexibility than a WebBuilder, and is simpler than a Framework (Laravel, Vue.js). And with a simple Shared Hosting I can have my website up and running.
On top of that, WP keeps moving forward-improving, has changed its paradigm into 'Blocks'.
So is not deprecated or crappy old but continuously changing, which is good

[Gearyco]

"I thought WordPress was dead." -- My guy ... it powers like 40% of the internet.

[imdtap]

Just in time. Ive been thinking of relearning wordpress and php for some freelance work. I think it might be worth it

[akosipsalm]

Here in the philippines if you manage a ecommerce wordpress a 5 websites your monthly income is almost half million for the maintenance.

[MrInternetMan]

WordPress is my bread and butter. I'd be homeless without it.

[Its_Me_see]

A pleasure to hear ur knowledge Stefan!! Thank you

[jaymartinez]

i went to webflow and love it. Stop manually creating manual front ends, switched to custom backends using aws, intergrate it with my webflow app, then write my apis in either minimal api (dotnet), golang, or rust axum. Very simple apis too.

[piusmwilson]

This is very insightful. Confirmed a lot of things i knew already and need an expert to confirm on.

[hendrx]

These young dudes don't understand that a company won't just rewrite their whole code base for nothing

[aintthatthetruth]

The reality is, us developers love using tools like react, vue etc but the people out there actually paying for jobs 9/10 don't want all the latest and greatest js frameworks etc, they just want a website and thats why PHP, wordpress, jquery etc all these tools that we stick our noses up at are still very much alive and well.

[papiicodes]

Thanks Uncle Stef! Im a developer and trying to learn Wordpress so I can apply for a freelance jobs.

[myhandlehasbeenmishandled]

COBOL has been "dying" for decades. Still around. And it makes me happy. I love legacy code and systems. I don't care for new and shiny. Heart wants what heart wants.

Hell, send me back to 1980s.

[billaddison]

We maintain enterprise sites bulit on a headless Wordpress architecture. Wordpress functionality and UX is second to none, however there are three major down sides. 1. Maintaining plugins, core and infra up to date and patched.2. Managing environments. 3. Localization is horrible. None of the major localisation plugins are up to scratch.

[axeo]

For a basic 5 to 10 page, informational, About Us website, templates and/or generative workflow and AI will build a WordPress site in a few minutes at no charge or nearly so. The same applies to other platforms. The design (graphics, images, text) can also be generated for free for a good start. The same applies to many other website builder platforms-as-a-service.

Who is making $300, 000/year building WordPress websites?

A Glide App (for example) and a CRM or Task Manager template gives you a decent SMB application at little to no cost.