You don’t always need a CMS
When it comes to websites, blogs, and whatnot, we often expect to find a CMS power these systems. I get a lot of questions about what CMS powers my blog. And I'll explain that while telling you why you don't always need a CMS. What is a CMS Let's fir...
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100% agree!
We used a static site builder for Codename One (JBake) and it had its issues. But worked well overall. Hosting was easy, everything worked. The one major drawback was the commenting system which had issues. I do believe there's a simple solution for that too...
Our marketing guy really wanted wordpress so we migrated to it as it's the "industry standard". Huge mistake. So many problems. So much overhead. Every plugin is a nightmare and we don't get any benefit. We thought we'd at least enjoy WooCommerce or similar plugins... Nope. Couldn't get it to work properly with our flow. The one benefit is the SEO tools, but even those aren't as important. There are other alternatives we could have used.