OKay, but why does this matter for security and maintenance?
I just developed a blog using laravel, and while I see the difference in complexity, I dont see how security/maintenance is affected.
I just developed a blog using laravel, and while I see the difference in complexity, I dont see how security/maintenance is affected.
For maintenance, well if something breaks (especially plugins, etc), it’s much easier to fix it when the code is clean (like a proper Laravel-based project) than the mess that WP is.
Finally performance isn’t that good again compared to a bespoke Laravel app or a more modern platform (for blogging, Ghost comes to mind).