Wordpress as a framework is kinda federated, you can host your own server if you want to.
You can look into wysiwyg website editors, self hosting a website with aws and s3 is wicked cheap, and other providers like netlify are also inexpensive to a lesser degree.
They do if you host it yourself. I’ve done a fair bit of WordPress development. You can add your own plugins that override base functionality, and if that isn’t enough you can just modify the base code directly (but you’ll have to reconcile it with updates if you want to update).
Wordpress as a framework is kinda federated, you can host your own server if you want to.
You can look into wysiwyg website editors, self hosting a website with aws and s3 is wicked cheap, and other providers like netlify are also inexpensive to a lesser degree.
I will look into that. Thanks. And WordPress doesn’t let you tinker with the base code like they used to.
They do if you host it yourself. I’ve done a fair bit of WordPress development. You can add your own plugins that override base functionality, and if that isn’t enough you can just modify the base code directly (but you’ll have to reconcile it with updates if you want to update).