VVeloCMS1h ago · 20 min readWhat is WordPress?WordPress is a free, open-source content management system written in PHP and backed by a MySQL or MariaDB database. You install it on a web server, and it gives you an admin dashboard for writing convelocms.hashnode.dev
VVeloCMS21h ago · 18 min readWhy are people leaving Wix?When people leave Wix, the reasons are mostly limits that Wix documents itself. Its help center says blog posts can't be exported to other platforms, that a site has to be hosted and operated on Wix'svelocms.hashnode.dev
VVeloCMS4d ago · 20 min readHow do I build a membership site?Start by deciding what members actually pay for (posts, a community, courses, a tool), then pick one of four routes: a hosted membership or community platform, a CMS with memberships built in, a CMS pvelocms.hashnode.dev
VVeloCMSOct 24 · 20 min readWhat are some good alternatives to WordPress?The right alternative depends on which part of WordPress you're actually replacing. If you want a fast site you fully control in code, Hugo or Astro with a Git-based editor such as Decap CMS or TinaCM11Mvelocms.hashnode.dev
KKerfOct 23 · 3 min readStatic HTML Hosting vs. WordPress for AI Websites: Why Clients Still Need a Real CMSWhen someone generates their first website with ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, the most tempting shortcut is to drag the static HTML folder onto a static host and call it done. For a weekend personal lankerf.hashnode.dev
LLưu Tuấn AnhOct 22 · 14 min readFrom PDF file uploads to server hijacking: An in-depth analysis of the Ghostscript vulnerability CVE-2026-39919Introduction to Ghostscript If you are running a WordPress website, a content management system (CMS) or an online application portal, chances are your server is running Ghostscript every day without 1Ablog.fiscybersec.com
BBan NguyenOct 22 · 5 min readSoftware After Software: Building a High-Performance, AI-Native Enterprise CoreWhy I Built Astra CMS: A Zero-Downtime, Metadata-Driven Core for the AI Era Building enterprise software for fast-moving sectors like logistics and supply chain usually means living with a frustratingpandev00.com
AAbid AliOct 21 · 8 min readShare Fields in a Headless CMS: A Content Model That Gives Every Page a Good Link PreviewOn most sites I build with a headless CMS, the link preview is the part nobody owns. Developers set up the <head> once, editors write content, and the share card is whatever falls out of the two. Thenabidali671.hashnode.dev
SSpicanetOct 21 · 5 min readI built a CMS with no plugins, and I'm keeping it that wayEvery CMS I've used eventually turns into a negotiation with its plugin list. One plugin does sitemaps, another does schema, another fights them both over canonical tags, and the site you actually wan1spicanet.hashnode.dev
SSpicanetOct 20 · 5 min readBuild the engine, not the postsUpdate (Oct 2026): CryptoCardCompass now lists 54 cards. Around twenty of our own sites, one person deciding what they say. You can keep writing every page by hand and drown politely, or you can buildspicanet.hashnode.dev
