It's PHP.
They want the wordpress crowd.
I think it's a very smart move. In the real world, outside of the startup bubble, there is a need for a simple, scalable php hosting that never gets slashdotted.
They want the wordpress crowd.
I think it's a very smart move. In the real world, outside of the startup bubble, there is a need for a simple, scalable php hosting that never gets slashdotted.
I do think there is enough an overload of PHP hosting though, even good php hosting, so the competition will be fierce.