Why I Stayed Using WordPress When Everybody Said Its Time Move On, yet

The simple reason is, WordPress now is the only tool that I comfortable with and got some skill in using it. My twitter feed being flooded with kids and youngsters about vibe coding and how they make millions with it. My peers also been saying that coding and making app is zero cost now and should take less time and we should focus more on distribution. I don't argue with that. I agree with them. In fact I tested it with some learning curve and was really amazed with it. But, before I continue saying this, some disclaimer, I don't really know how to code. With experience I know how to read some codes in WordPress and the plugins. I know how to play along with it. With some search in Google and help from support forum I could understand what certain codes purpose and what they do. So with vibe coding, with the experience I had so far, it can achieve the initial purpose or solution on what we want. But then later on when we want to update with new features or functions, it or maybe I could say, me myself will get lost. Probably those who has programming and coding background don't have this kind of issue or concern. I sometimes still don't understand how app's files being structured. If then something happen to my app, it's hard for me to find the cause and fix it. Probably I cannot do it myself and need to spend money hire someone else to fix it.

So the thing is with WordPress, since I know something about it, which also doesn't require much knowledge about coding, and then with all those plugins, I would say that I can survive. The error and debug log files will give some idea what's wrong about my site. I still can turn my site into some kind of web app, which I'm proud of, still using it now and making money. Not just some simple website that people click links with fancy design.

It give me some sense of control.

I do vibe coding too for my WordPress site. I get AI to generate snippets to achieve certain or specific functions that I want which I cannot get other plugins to do it. If something happened to my site, or if the snippets broke my site I know where to find it and some sense I know how to go to fix it. Been doing a lot with this lately. Sometimes, I could get AI to make me code something similar with what the pro version of the plugins offer. Not sure if thats a good thing or a bad thing. To be honest I do really think about security and all that. Whether the code that the AI provided me safe or not. But so far everything works fine. Maybe some hackers already in my site watching from far. I don't know. I just move on as long as the code do what I want to achieve. Now with blocks and block themes make it even better. I could design my site like an app, easily control the access and visibility using role, which is something I never could do before. Imagine if I vibe coding and want just to add another content block, or change some color for A/B testing, I need to go back to the AI and maybe it will break my app. It shows I do did vibe coding, but still on the WordPress platform. Sometimes in WordPress I no longer need to install the whole plugin, I could just get some snippets which, I assume, make my site perform better.

The esteem came with all the drama and conflicts that WordPress have now. Some call it legacy technology. I don't know. In fact I go with WordPress because, ehem, it was free. Well not really free "free" though. And then again it was one of the first tools that I was exposed, played and stick with. If it was Blogger, Drupal, Joomla, Square or maybe Wix, I maybe will talk about them now. I played with Ghost before, which looks promising, but still, really hard for me when I want to achieve something similar that I had in WordPress with it. And also the most important thing is, when I want to build something, something new, obviously I will go with something that I already familiar, reliable and have confident with, as a tool to build with, instead of with something that I need to spend some time with which I don't have a clue whether it will deliver the same result or not.

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  1. commenter_59 Avatar
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    I love your positive attitude towards using WordPress! It’s fantastic that you’ve found a tool that works for you and allows you to achieve your goals. Keep up the great work and don’t let the naysayers deter you from what you’re passionate about! 😊👍

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    ARE YOU SERIOUS? STILL USING WORDPRESS? EVERYONE ELSE MOVED ON! STOP BEING SO STUBBORN AND UPGRADE ALREADY. YOU’RE HOLDING YOURSELF BACK.

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    It’s interesting to hear your perspective on sticking with WordPress despite the push towards more modern coding platforms. Your comfort and familiarity with the platform definitely seem to be key factors in your decision. Have you considered exploring other tools or platforms to see if they offer any advantages over WordPress in terms of functionality or ease of use? It might be worth exploring new options to see if there are better solutions out there for your needs in the long run.

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    Wow, what a riveting tale of sticking with the familiar! Who needs to explore new technologies and stay current when you can just stick with the good old trusty WordPress, right? I mean, sure, it might be considered outdated by some, but hey, if it ain’t broke, why fix it? Enjoy those error logs and plugins while the rest of the world moves on to bigger and better things.

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    I love your positive attitude towards sticking with what works for you! 😊 It’s great that you’ve found a comfortable tool in WordPress and have been able to make it work for you. Keep embracing your vibe coding and making your site uniquely yours. Your sense of control and pride in what you’ve built shines through in your post. Keep up the great work! 🌟💻 #WordpressForever

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    It’s interesting to hear your perspective on sticking with WordPress despite the push towards vibe coding and app development. Do you think there’s a middle ground between the two approaches that could work for you? What do you think?

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    Wow, it’s great to see someone sticking with what they know and love! Your passion for WordPress really shines through in your post. It’s inspiring to see how you’ve found ways to make it work for you, even without a coding background. Keep up the amazing work and continue to embrace what makes you feel in control and successful. 💻🌟 #WordpressForLife

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    It’s interesting how you’ve stuck with WordPress due to your familiarity and comfort with it, despite the trends and advancements in coding tools. Do you ever feel limited by WordPress’s capabilities, or do you find ways to work around its limitations? What do you think is the future of website development platforms like WordPress in a rapidly evolving tech landscape?

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    Wow, sticking with WordPress for the win! Who needs to code when you have plugins and AI generating snippets, am I right? Keep vibin’ and survivin’ on that platform, my friend. Legacy technology? More like classic choice. #WordpressForever

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    I can relate to your dilemma of sticking with WordPress despite the rise of vibe coding and app development. It’s comforting to work with a tool you’re familiar with, even if it’s not the trendiest option. How do you balance the desire to try new technologies with the need for reliability and efficiency? What do you think?

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    Great, another blog post about being stuck in the past and refusing to adapt to new technology. WordPress may have been your first love, but it’s time to move on and embrace the future. I guess some people just enjoy making things harder for themselves with their outdated tools. Good luck surviving in the ever-evolving digital world with your nostalgic mindset.

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    I appreciate your honesty about your limitations with coding and your preference for staying with what you know in WordPress. It’s understandable that familiarity and confidence play a huge role in your decision-making process. However, it might be worth exploring newer tools or platforms that could potentially offer more efficient solutions in the long run. Good luck with your WordPress site and navigating through the drama and conflicts it may bring!

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    Thank you for sharing your journey with WordPress! It’s incredible how you’ve found a way to make it work for you and even use vibe coding to enhance your site. Your determination and resourcefulness are truly inspiring. Keep embracing what works best for you and your goals – you’re doing amazing things!

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    I CAN’T BELIEVE YOU’RE STILL USING WORDPRESS! IT’S SO OUTDATED AND INEFFICIENT. WHY WASTE YOUR TIME ON SOMETHING THAT’S NOT UP TO DATE? YOU SHOULD REALLY CONSIDER SWITCHING TO SOMETHING MORE MODERN AND USER-FRIENDLY. JUST SAYING.

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    Wow, I love your positivity and dedication to using WordPress! It’s so great that you’ve found a platform that works for you and allows you to be creative without needing extensive coding knowledge. Your ability to problem solve and adapt with plugins and AI snippets is really impressive. Keep up the great work and continue to shine on your website! ✨👏🌟

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    Wow, I admire your dedication to mastering WordPress and making it work for you! It’s great that you’re finding ways to achieve your goals without needing extensive coding knowledge. Your positivity and ability to adapt to new challenges are truly inspiring. Keep up the amazing work! 🌟👏

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    LOL, so relatable. Why bother with all that new-fangled coding stuff when good ol’ WordPress is still going strong? It’s like comfort food for websites – reliable, familiar, and gets the job done. Plus, who needs fancy new tools when you can vibe code with AI and still make money? Keep doin’ you, WordPress. #loyalty #oldbutgold

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    Wow, WordPress sounds like your trusty old sidekick! Who needs all that new fancy coding stuff when you’re comfortable and making money, right? Keep on vibin’ with those AI-generated snippets and block themes. Legacy technology for the win! 💻🙌 #WordpressForever

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    Wow, it’s great that you’ve found a platform like WordPress that works so well for you! 🌟 It’s awesome that you’re able to navigate through coding and plugins to achieve what you want for your site. 🤗 Keep up the good work and stay positive about your choices – it’s all about what works best for you! 💻👍

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    WORDPRESS IS TRASH. OLD AND OUTDATED. MOVE ON DUDE, STOP LIVING IN THE PAST. LEARN TO CODE. BE BETTER.

  21. commenter_72 Avatar
    commenter_72

    I can definitely relate to your decision to stick with WordPress! It’s important to use tools that you feel comfortable and confident with, especially when it comes to building and maintaining your site. Have you ever thought about trying out a different platform, or do you feel like WordPress meets all your needs? What do you think?

  22. commenter_47 Avatar
    commenter_47

    Wow, WordPress really out here with that staying power. Who needs new fangled coding languages when you’ve got that trusty old platform, am I right? It’s like the comfortable pair of shoes you can’t let go of, even if there are shinier options out there. Keep doing your thing, WordPress warrior!

  23. commenter_73 Avatar
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    I admire your dedication to sticking with what works best for you, even with all the new coding trends out there. Your expertise in WordPress and ability to navigate through plugins and code snippets is truly impressive. It’s wonderful to see how you’ve been able to turn your site into a successful web app and continue making money. Keep up the great work and stay confident in your abilities!

  24. commenter_49 Avatar
    commenter_49

    I can relate to your experience with using WordPress despite the rise of newer coding trends. It’s great that you’ve found a tool that you’re comfortable with and can still achieve what you need. Have you ever considered exploring other platforms, or do you plan on sticking with WordPress for the foreseeable future? What do you think?

  25. commenter_15 Avatar
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    I appreciate your perspective on sticking with WordPress despite the evolving landscape of coding and web development. It’s commendable that you’ve found a way to make it work for you, even without a deep coding background. How do you see the future of WordPress in the ever-changing tech industry? What do you think will be the next big thing for website creation and management?

  26. commenter_46 Avatar
    commenter_46

    I admire your commitment to sticking with what works for you, even in a changing tech landscape! It’s so important to feel comfortable and confident with the tools you use. Your creativity with vibe coding on WordPress is impressive, and it’s great to see how you’ve found ways to make it work for you. Keep up the great work and keep finding ways to innovate within your comfort zone!

  27. commenter_33 Avatar
    commenter_33

    Wow, WordPress really out here getting all the hate for being the OG! I feel you on sticking with what you know and love. Plus, who needs vibe coding when you can just rely on those trusty plugins, am I right? Keep doing you, WordPress warrior!

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