this is why I never finish projects

I’m sure everyone is sick of the WordPress vs. WPEngine drama but as this ‘project’ is based on open source, I feel like I need to be prepared. WordPress isn’t ubiquitous because it’s so awesome, it is because it’s just default. the world wants to move on from PHP it seems.

I don’t personally care, I don’t even personally care about the framework, the only reason I use it is to avoid working directly in HTML. that said, with the drama I am considering a move to either Ghost or Hugo. admittedly, I’m drawn to hugo since it’s static, secure and driven by markdown, pretty much taylor made for snand.

I’ll be playing around for a while, but guessing by Christmastime I might be ready to migrate. let’s see how this POC I’m about to setup works. wish me luck and keep your eye on this site for updates. I’ll have the POC up shortly.

update- what is wrong with me? I’m mid-migration. snand is nearly re-homed to the new smallbox, and here I am looking for more ways to completely refactor the project once again. dude, finish migrating immich, shut down the old host, clean up the snan (rebuild actually, why does it have a desktop interface for crying out loud?), finish the basement and then refactor this project. there is no rush, this is all at my leisure.

consider my consideration considered. nope, ain’t moving right now. I’ve got plenty to do with this ‘project’ and I can always plug a new framework in later if I need to. for now I’ll stick with the insecure, outdated mess that is wordpress (I kid because I love).

ok, sanity has prevailed. I’m nearly there with the migration, that will feel good to check off the list.