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2: WordPress vs. Jamstack in 2020 – Part 1
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I’ve been catching up on WordPress podcasts recently, and I came across an episode of The Matt Report (one of my favorite WordPress podcasts) that discussed an ongoing feud between Matt Mullenweg (CEO of Automattic) and Matt Biilmann (CEO of Netlify). The topic of this podcast really caught my attention because I’m a huge supporter of both WordPress and the Jamstack, and I actually use both of these web technologies on a daily basis. In this episode, we’ll take a look at the arguments from both sides, and I’ll share my thoughts on why I think this debate is a silly one to be having in the first place.
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- WordPress Co-Founder Matt Mullenweg Is Not a Fan of JAMstack (The New Stack)
- Switching From WordPress to Hugo (Smashing Magazine)
- My Impressions of Hugo as a WordPress Developer (DEV)
- I Finally Migrated My Blog From WordPress to Hugo (Julien Renaux)
- Switching From WordPress to Hugo (Brian Li)
- WordPress vs. Hugo (Amer Khalid)
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