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@Njoagwuani_ Crazy how say na one newbie in tech start this talk 😂😭

You've never used WordPress to actually test it limitations You don't even know how to open elementor , talk less install in plugin But you are confidently talking down on something you have zero knowledge about Let people that have pushed WordPress to it limit speak.

Buh tbf i think Grok 4.20 is better than Codex 5.3

@MellyWeb3_ Pele hun Take time to refresh and get refreshed

Gn Mutuals I had a very busy day and have got serious headache now🥲 I need to sleep to feel better 🌸

@MellyWeb3_ 😂😂

@codeconsol Congratulations bruh!😩

Big purchase Drop me a congrats 🎉 Can this laptop run Stable Diffusion Pipeline??🤔🙂‍↔️

If you removed all libraries… could you still think like an engineer? Tools change. Thinking doesn’t. Are you improving your thinking or just your syntax?

@MellyWeb3_ Life gatz deh always go my way o😂

When life finally goes your way for once😭

@honour_can_code 😂😂

dem dey call big dogs you dey mention chihuahua!

@mikailhamzat @tomilola_ng Mutual?? True ! Buh most times you get boxed to The corner based on your clients specifications Most of them would always want Wordpress because it’s something they can easily manage

@codeconsol @tomilola_ng I agree with you. It's all about the nature of project. But these days coding with framework is much faster for me than WordPress. I add any feature with one function rather than plugin.

Website is different from WebApp. WordPress and Webflow are examples of website builders, not Web App builders. If you managed to launch a WebApp with a website building tool, you're like a caveman using a stone to nail things, when there is a hammer, an optimized tool for nailing things. Don’t be a caveman; learn to code. It’s 2026, AI is your friend 🫡.

You just finished building a calculator through the help of that YouTube tutorial You don go rush put FRONTEND DEVELOPER for your profile 💀🙂‍↔️😂

@mikailhamzat @tomilola_ng Even backend that does not need a much complex architecture

@codeconsol @tomilola_ng WordPress for front end? yes...

@aojjustaoj The certificate makes the difference

I’ve always said this thing, wasting 4 years to learn something you can learn using Grok or ChatGPT in 3 weeks is a waste.

@dennisalex28_77 @The_Movas Fb abeg boss Make I enter dm

@codeconsol @The_Movas I checked it everything is perfect....do you boost your profile with connects...and put on your availability badge?

I need someone to hold my hand on this Upwork algorithm 😔 My Upwork account is just here and doing nothing. I have verified it since last year

@dennisalex28_77 @The_Movas It was on Sucked my connect Should be off now

@dennisalex28_77 @The_Movas I Tire

@codeconsol @The_Movas 😂😂😂Omo nawa o

@dennisalex28_77 @The_Movas Them don even change my badge to rising talent 🙂‍↔️🙂‍↔️😂 upwork.com/freelancers/~0…

@codeconsol @The_Movas Can I see it?

@dennisalex28_77 @The_Movas Did several Times Nothing changed

@codeconsol @The_Movas Maybe you need to re optimise your account

@dennisalex28_77 @The_Movas Web development

@codeconsol @The_Movas Hmmm... what niche

@binvabian @tomilola_ng Valid

@codeconsol @tomilola_ng There are some projects that WordPress can NEVER achieve.

Right my bro …. Buh trust me still got its limits Yeah ! WordPress works in Docker, can connect with other backends, and CI/CD can automate it. The catch is, it can get slow under heavy traffic, customizing deeply can be messy, and plugin updates sometimes break things. It’s flexible and convenient, but not as controlled or fast as a fully custom backend. Would be really stressful trying to use redis and the likes Better someone just move custom full for somethings to have full control

@codeconsol @l_e_m_a_n_s @festus90940 @Akintola_steve You can run WordPress inside Docker containers. WordPress is natively built on PHP, it can interact with other backend languages. WordPress development can be fully automated using CI/CD pipelines.

Learn this today WEBSITE != WEB APP

Nah man, not really true. PHP can handle all that orchestration ,resource , deploy stuff perfectly fine we do it every day with Laravel or plain scripts calling real APIs. The only part that sucks is trying to cram it inside regular WordPress like it’s a normal plugin. That’s when it turns into a nightmare

in this context, PHP cannot natively handle it effectively. some shortcuts (using shell exec) but it would have limitations.