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YouTube • 7m
In May 2003, Matt Mullenweg and Mike Little launched WordPress, a platform that would revolutionize digital content creation. Born from the ashes of the discontinued blogging tool b2/cafelog, their vision was simple: to create an easy-to-use blogging system that anyone could access, regardless of technical skill. What started as a modest project quickly evolved. By 2004, WordPress introduced plugins and themes, allowing users to customize their sites extensively. This flexibility attracted a growing community of bloggers and developers who contributed to its open-source model, fueling rapid innovation. Over the years, WordPress transformed from a basic blogging tool into the world's most popular content management system, powering nearly 45% of all websites today. Its journey reflects not just technological advancement but also a commitment to community and accessibility. As we celebrate its 20th anniversary, we honor the vision that made WordPress a cornerstone of the internet!
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Arizona State University • 1m
👀 A lot of people use WordPress for their businesses, projects, or portfolios because they don’t know how to code. I think WordPress should invest in AI, as no-code tools like Bolt and Lovable could potentially replace it. While WordPress primarily
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I spent 6 years learning how computers work. Now, computers are learning how humans work — in a matter of days. History shows us: the one who understands a system becomes the master; the system becomes their tool. So the question is — are we becoming
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