WordPress at Your Fingertips

About

The site was created in 2010 with the goal of sharing experiences related to WordPress. There was no specific goal to develop, nor were there the necessary skills to create a quality resource. As the WordPress documentation was described, knowledge began to emerge along with some goals, the main one being "to create a quality resource for WordPress."

Work on the site continues to this day: articles are added as time allows, and the core is described. Time shows that the site helps many in their work and study of WordPress.

Domain Meaning

wp-kama — I embedded the phrase "Love for WordPress" in the meaning of the domain.

  • Kama — the god of love in Hinduism.
  • Kama — one of the goals of human life in Hinduism.
  • Also, my last name starts with the letters Kama (Kamaev).

Co-authors

For many years, campusboy has been helping me develop the site, for which I am very grateful! Also, your comments and individual users sometimes help a lot.

Technologies

  • Runs on the latest version of WordPress.
  • The template was written by me.
  • Hosted on beget.com — excellent hosting, I recommend!

About the Author

My name is Timur. WordPress was my first encounter with CMS and PHP. Before that, I dabbled in layout, it was a hobby.

This blog probably appeared like it does for everyone — "I wanted to say something" and I needed order in my developments and thoughts about WordPress. It was also nice to help those who want to learn. Today, there is little time and desire for this (after 5-6 years, you get really tired of such help), the return is minimal, and answers to questions and comments sometimes require hours of effort.

WordPress is hopelessly cool and attractive for its flexibility, simplicity, a plethora of plugins, terabytes of documentation, and a million-strong community. But you have to pay for versatility and flexibility. However, it’s not all bad! If done right, you will feel how the positives outweigh the negatives, and the choice in favor of WordPress becomes obvious!

WordPress is suitable for any site, no matter what anyone says: content sites, online stores, business cards, blogs, landing pages, and more will feel great on WordPress. However, for specific sites like forums, services, corporate management systems, I think you need to look for something more suitable. Although even here WordPress is not hopeless, it was primarily created for content sites.

Contacts

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