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The nice thing about things like WordPress is that "non-tech" people can be using it as well.

Jekyll can easily be broken, and suddenly someone who just wanted to write a new blog post for your company's marketing site accidentally removed all analytics cookies.

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That's why WordPress is still growing, and isn't going anywhere anytime soon. The problem is that while non-tech users like it, tech users increasingly don't. That's what we're hoping to solve with Strattic: https://strattic.com.

One of my old employers has a monolithic Rails app for their backed, and that includes the company's corporate website. Kind of crazy to think that the marketing people and the application developers are both making commits to the same code base. Awesome, but also crazy.

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