But don’t put too many eggs in this particular pudding. WordPress will not fall off the cliff in the near future, but if you are now investing in software, now is a good time to ask how long the current Lide lasts and how to approach diversification potentially. We contacted three major WordPress entrepreneurs to find out where pock is going. Views of the three major WordPress entrepreneurs we summarized the list of diversification questions into three major questions and put them to the three major WordPress entrepreneurs. Questions include: The
#What are the short – and medium-term prospects for WordPress? What is the biggest fear of clicking \wordpress? If you want to tweet, have you gone beyond the work based on click word press and entered the stage of diversified career? To upload twitter, please see what feedback you have! Male 1 James farmer of wpmu dev male James Palmer, CEO of wpmu dev, hardly needs to introduce most of the content of word press community. As the founder and CEO of incsub, edulogs and wpmu dev, he has achieved the greatest success of WordPress so far and has been a frank and interesting figure in the WordPress world for many years. Feathers when needed. The
Look at James’ future prospects from the perspective of WordPress entrepreneurs using core platforms in various business fields. Q: as a platform, how do you see the short-term and medium-term future of WordPress? The key word here is \
We believe that through jetpack or envato, the trend of monopoly \/ dual monopoly is increasing, and the transfer to a more automated regulatory environment will also increase. I think the most likely medium-term future of WordPress will be consistent with the sub experience of OSX or windows. Of course, some players want to look like IOS. I personally hope it’s similar to Android, but I have a vested interest. Q: what is your biggest fear about the platform? Square space. Other easier third-party hosting environments. With little effort, they will soon achieve more. The
I think WordPress can stick to it, but as the platform we are talking about, WordPress is not. This is quite obvious to us, but not to most users. Soon, customers with $10000 and more than $25000 will consider comparing WordPress with other platforms for various reasons. These prices are bread and butter for many WordPress businesses. Q: are you taking measures to go beyond the basic work of word press and realize business diversification? We are like this. We are not like this now, but we will be like that again one day. To be honest, WordPress world still has a lot of opportunities and better (and different) things to do. It’s nice to worry and think about it. Although fighting a 500 pound chimpanzee may be a bit tiring. Male male
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As (or all three of them are), most of the professional knowledge now is the basis of potential customers, so it can be significantly migrated. Many parts of your current \\; expertise are potentially your customer base and can therefore be significantly transferred. On twitter, we should consider the trend of future clicks. The key is that WordPress has been used as a tool to solve high-value problems in any way. Whether WordPress exists or not, these important problems still exist, as does the ability to solve them. Purely at the technical level, the existing front-end and back-end technologies (HTML, CSS, PHP, JavaScript, and possibly a certain level of system management knowledge) can be transplanted to many other environments. If you need to choose, you can start first. Another technology. The world of JavaScript is usually node. JS, angular, react and other front-end frameworks have brought great opportunities. The upcoming rest API provides a natural starting point for understanding these technologies. Similarly, the rest API provides a simple way to experiment with related languages, such as Python or ruby, or jump into completely new areas, such as swift or elixir. From a business perspective, the actual majority of the technology will be in the standard business area, and WordPress is used as a solution throughout the tool chain. If you decide to implement diversification, technologies such as ensuring customers, closing transactions, project management and team building can be transferred indefinitely. Before concluding, I would like to express my deep appreciation to James, Christian and Mario for their frank and clear answers to our questions. From their answers, it can be seen that diversification is not necessary, but it is indeed worthwhile to start thinking about diversification in the context of a broader business future. Many of us (myself included) are comfortable living in the WordPress foam, but that foam could burst at any time (for example, the recent sharp decline in sales of envato). Not putting all your eggs in one basket is almost always a reasonable long-term strategy. I would like to hear your thoughts. Are you going to change your route more? Or are you obsessed with guns now? Please contact me Don’t forget to take short intensive courses to speed up the WordPress site. A few simple changes can reduce the load time by 50 to 80 percent. Male
