I spent a fair amount of the last couple of months learning Wordpress from the bottom up, and I would say go and make the move. I'll be honest and admit that I don't know much about the security aspect of it - I use a commercial provider and trust their arrangement - but it's just *so easy* to maintain.
I think the biggest advantage is that updating WP feels trivial - open any browser, point to the admin URL, and you're good. updating a static site involves an FTP application and an HTML editor and scrolling through a lot of code, and half the time I used to put it off.
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Date: 2011-12-29 11:53 pm (UTC)I think the biggest advantage is that updating WP feels trivial - open any browser, point to the admin URL, and you're good. updating a static site involves an FTP application and an HTML editor and scrolling through a lot of code, and half the time I used to put it off.