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@C0D4 @sudorm-rf this is probably a stupid question but do either of these use databases?
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@A-C-E requires MySQL out of the box
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@C0D4 do all blogging platforms have a database attached to them? If so I’m probably going to just write HTML myself lol.
I have a host that is super awesome and is basically pay-as-you-go but I don’t already pay for a DB so that would be significantly extra on top of the peanuts I’m paying now -
@A-C-E what kind of host charges for a DB? Besides AWS?
Yes all platforms will need a DB by default, unless you changed it out somehow for static files, but that would slow down and kill any performance.
I’d say get a new host. -
@C0D4 it’s an only-pay-for-what-you-use host so basically everything is an add-on. Even dynamic sites (php and cgi etc) is optional.
For < $1/month to host a ~70MB portfolio/personal site, it’s pretty flipping awesome lol
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Ahem sorry, all these Wordpress rants along with my own Wordpress experience has kinda influenced my decision making.
Does anyone have any personal recommendations?
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