The obvious cons of paying someone would be liability issues in the long wrong (I mean, look at FB and what happened there. I know he didn't pay someone to code it, but he did use someone elses money to initially fund it.) and 2.) not knowing the very core of your code. I personally like to know...
There are a few good places out there for managed/unmanaged hosting, if you were looking for a VPS, places like Linode or DO are great. I've been to the Linode HQ and the staff there are pretty cool.
It really depends on what you want out of your business. For rapid prototyping I would use Wordpress. But either platform has a ton of vulnerabilities in them, depending on how in depth one looks.
Double what ponymurder said, but you can also find a ton of resources on Google specifically for wordpress. I know that's a catch-all answer, but there hasn't been anything I haven't found on there. At the very least, you can use some IRC channels, probably on freenode.
I learned to program in a variety of ways. Books, practice, watching others, videos, reading code, and even talking in person. The brain learns in different ways.
Has anyone attempted to apply machine learning to SEO? I've thought about using something along the lines of Python for this, but I'm not really sure what would be ideal. Opinions?
Hello, I'm globalanomaly. I've done website development for some time now, and have recently sparked an interest in SEO and marketing in general. Glad I found this place!
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