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WordPress or Bootstrap

Wordpress. You can use theme builders (which are under $100) which makes the whole process of creating something relatively unique rather straight forward. Considering I'm not a designer, this is excellent. =) Wordpress also has addons like Super Cache which are very useful (e.g. Super Cache can allow you to add a CDN to make your site load faster).
 
I use twitter and posting anything on twitter takes time so I don't like bootstrap and never use it and never want to use it in future.

Simple wordpress is nice for me.
 
There are some great 'bootstrap frameworks' for lack of a better word for a WordPress theme. Ill try and find the link and post it here. Essentially it loads all the elements into a set of base files and allows you to edit them and essentially create your own theme of the core bootstrap framework. I know a few of my clients have used it and really got to like how it works.
 
WordPress is a content management system (CMS) that allows you to create and manage websites, blogs, and online stores. It's a powerful tool that provides a lot of flexibility and customization options, but it does require some technical knowledge to set up and maintain.

Bootstrap, on the other hand, is a front-end framework that helps you build responsive and mobile-first websites quickly and easily. It provides a set of pre-designed HTML, CSS, and JavaScript components that you can use to create a modern, responsive design for your site.
 
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