What are the cons of WordPress?

Question

CMS

What are the disadvantages of WordPress (CMS) in your opinion?

Answer 1

- The prevalence of CMS leads to the fact that hackers are guided by CMS holes, so you need to watch for vulnerabilities
- A lot of plugins, some of which are abandoned or not developed, which ultimately leads to vulnerabilities.
- A lot of crafts, which again can lead to vulnerabilities.
- A lot of students and Indians on the market offer to design on VP, hence the low cost in the market, and a certain reputation of sites on VP as crafts.
That is, all the "minuses" of the VP are, in essence, the costs of the pluses. As the saying goes - make something that even a fool can use, and only fools will use it.

Answer 2

Crab, Yuri +
lukoie , points
1 and 2 are funny, but if you look at the fact that millions use the press and holes are found and patched by a HUGE community and the press is essentially the best kms in this sense, eh?
Themes and plugins are the same theme, for example, you are a super duper developer, I write it myself, but how do you like the option that the theme has been tested by 300k+ users at work? only officially purchased once (GPL, I love you), and the number of sites on such topics is millions ... And the plugin has been tested in real work on more than a million sites ... holes, bugs, problems on your one super mega self-written site have been tested in such a sample, huh? What do you think, what is a team of professionals working on? There is no talk about the shit of the company, because. 90% in any kms, any freelancers, any offices - poop. Take top authors and you will be happy.
This "blog engine" has such huge and high-quality features that 90% of super mega-free design offices do not have... and it's free...
As for dumping, this is the general situation on the market, I can change the template, I'm a web designer.
It's only good, mean people get shit and then come to us when they realize that normal things are not cheap.
Miser pays twice.

Answer 3

It is often easier to write a site from scratch than to install this clumsy monster.
However, only PHP-shniks admire them.