Why WP?
7:19 pm 02/22/05
T.L. Hines (a fellow Montana blogger) asked below why I switched from MT to WP. Here’s why. In a nutshell, here are the reasons: no rebuilds! better spam-blocking & spam-killing! no rebuilds! easier style-switching! no rebuilds! friendly community! no rebuilds! ‘Nuff said.
Which is easier to use, MT or WP?
Does WP have a steep or shallow learning curve?
It seems from your earlier comments there are quite a few widgets & gizmos for WP is there a similar surprise package for MT?
Did you mention that there’s no constant rebuilds?
WP is incredibly easy — the learning curve, as best I can gauge, is much simpler than MT. And yes, there are plenty of plugins, hacks, and tools for WP — many of which are one-button simple.
Very cool.
PHP is LOADS easier when you’re talking about plug-ins; and did you mention the no rebuilds thing?
Also — it’s FREE.
This kind of talk makes me uneasy. That’s why I don’t like to think about how a phone works.
I will throw in my new software serendipity has all the wp advantages but is even easier to install and use. The only downside is that is still in alpha testing.
I will throw in my new software serendipity has all the wp advantages but is even easier to install and use. The only downside is that is still in alpha testing.
tru.dat
That’s why I switched 21st Century Paladin over to WP.