Wordpress
- Thread starter Allan
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Shawn
New member
Updates IMO is a good thing.
It means they have an active developer ecosystem.
I think most people go wrong with updates when they have way too many addons on their blog. I keep my addons at a maximum of 10. If I need to add an 11th addon, then my rule is that I have to remove one to keep it at 10.
I also audit the addons to make sure they're still being updated. If not, they could pose a security risk for my WO installation.
It means they have an active developer ecosystem.
I think most people go wrong with updates when they have way too many addons on their blog. I keep my addons at a maximum of 10. If I need to add an 11th addon, then my rule is that I have to remove one to keep it at 10.
I also audit the addons to make sure they're still being updated. If not, they could pose a security risk for my WO installation.
Steven
Administrator
I know exactly what you are talking about. So I am sitting here designing a WordPress site with DIVI builder and start thinking something just doesn't feel right. The problem is I don't have the satisfaction I do with websites I use coding for, even if it's just HTML, CSS, and PHP. I get done with the design, and as I visit my site every hour just to memorize, I feel like it's almost like Roblox... just not as pixel. It does not feel smooth.