I'm concerned about WordPress users

Do WordPress users understand programming?


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I suppose that WordPress users use it because they can't write a for loop and understand what a function is.

Is it wrong or not?

Otherwise, if you use WordPress and you can create a program that makes sense, why do you use it?
 
I've never seen so many votes on one option. I thought it'll be more political like 50/50 but no!
 
I used WordPress before I learned some coding, I will never use WordPress again.
 
Even a super coder with 25 years of experience would be poor if he does not know how to sell his shit.
Hey, I have 25 years of experience and I'm poor.

But what I'm thinking about is that it all started in childhood. People want to do x like create a game, they do that and it ruins their lives instead of making it better ie. Programming.
 
i use wp mostly because its plug and play, but jezus its stuck in the past like 15-20 years behind other page builders, whoever came up with the Gutenberg update is an idiot 3 plus more clicks to do same shit you did with before... streamlining my ass

plus if you don't want to use the barebones version but also have some extra functionality you have to install a shit ton of plugins, and at that point it becomes so bloated that you might as well code the entire thing yourself
 
i use wp mostly because its plug and play, but jezus its stuck in the past like 15-20 years behind other page builders, whoever came up with the Gutenberg update is an idiot 3 plus more clicks to do same shit you did with before... streamlining my ass

plus if you don't want to use the barebones version but also have some extra functionality you have to install a shit ton of plugins, and at that point it becomes so bloated that you might as well code the entire thing yourself
good, can you name some better page builders?
 
I don't know. People think WordPress is free but actually then they start using it, they start a micro agency that builds websites and what they do is they use hacked plugins. It's certainly a freemium solution and I've discovered that it fits mostly small ecommerce businesses with some capital. If you don't have some capital for website, you can't achieve much with WordPress. Unless you start coding in it but then it becomes pointless.
 
They are generally two different markets. Not always necessary to build your own house or car to operate one either, is it?

I don't know. People think WordPress is free but actually then they start using it, they start a micro agency that builds websites and what they do is they use hacked plugins.

I would literally try to sue someone that did this in production if I delegated work to them.
 
I don't know. People think WordPress is free but actually then they start using it, they start a micro agency that builds websites and what they do is they use hacked plugins. It's certainly a freemium solution and I've discovered that it fits mostly small ecommerce businesses with some capital. If you don't have some capital for website, you can't achieve much with WordPress. Unless you start coding in it but then it becomes pointless.
Keep that mindset and it will be more jobs for the rest of us.
 
I just heavily got into programming in WP, and I can say, as a basic user most of my life, I think it's great; you can build so much easy functionality on top of what a robust infrastructure it is.
 
For the same reason you are using frameworks while coding.
Getting the job done is way more important than learning completely useless bloat
 
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