About Rails or Wordpress Site Operations [Closed]

I know there are a lot of problems when comparing rails and wordpress, but the first thing I'll mention is server problems.

• The wordpress is made of php, so it runs on most rental servers, and there are many rental servers that can be installed with one click.

• rails are ruby-based and require an application server.
  You need a little knowledge and experience in management compared to wordpress, such as using Paas such as heroku.(I'm sure you're learning at school)

Wordpress is made of php, so it runs on most rental servers, and there are many rental servers that can be installed with one click.

The rails are based on ruby and require an application server.
You need a little knowledge and experience in management compared to wordpress, such as using Paas such as heroku.(I'm sure you're learning at school)

See here

for information on rails servers

In addition, I think the problem is the cost, because we need to run the above server to estimate how large and how many people will use it.

Considering the scale-out, there is no end to it, but if you want to maintain and operate it yourself, you need to consider the size, number of simultaneous users, number of users, etc.

• wordpress has plenty of anti-seo plug-ins.If it's not a web application, it's CMS, so it's possible to run it from the day you put it in. (If you don't care about the design, etc.)
  However, once you know what SEO measures themselves are, you will need to take external measures as well as internal ones.

• rails, of course, can take SEO measures, and if you want, it might be a good idea to use CMS made of rails.However, I think the cost of customizing and understanding depends on the object because it moves the things that people make.

Wordpress has plenty of anti-seo plug-ins.If it's not a web application, it's CMS, so it's possible to run it from the day you put it in. (If you don't care about the design, etc.)
However, once you know what SEO measures themselves are, you will need to take external measures as well as internal ones.

Of course, SEO countermeasures are possible with rails, and if you want, using CMS made with rails may be a good idea.However, I think the cost of customizing and understanding depends on the object because it moves the things that people make.

See rails cms

As for countermeasures against seo, I don't think the threshold for the first entrance is very high.If you want to focus on creating content, you may be able to go to a certain extent without much customization, whether it be CMS wordpress or rails cms from the beginning.
However, considering external measures other than the internal measures you can take on your site, marketing and differentiation of the final competitive sites (which is really the first thing you need), there are some things you can't say.

From now on, it will be about time and cost, but if you use the existing cms of wordpress and rails, there may not be much difference in what you can do in the first few weeks.

As for the function, if you charge like an online learning product, you can view text and video products and chat with them if you have any questions.

With wordpress, some of the above features allow you to sell digital content only by plug-in without writing a single program.

The WordPress plug-in that makes it easy to create a download sales site

Of course, it is possible to do that with rails.However, there is still a need to buy programs and use libraries rather than plug-ins, so there will be a difference in proficiency towards the end of the day.So in conclusion...

I think we should think about this first.

• wordpress is a designer-based appropriate for creating websites with templates and enhancing site functionality using convenient plug-ins.

• rails are better suited for programmers to create web services and apps than websites.

Wordpress is a designer-based platform for people to use templates to create websites and enhance site functionality using convenient plug-ins.

rails are better suited for programmers to create web services and apps than websites.

There is an aspect that
In that sense, wordpress may be wider as the first frontage.
In fact, even designers, if they have some knowledge, use wordpress templates while adding features to plug-ins.

But at least I've never seen a designer build a site with rails around me.I wrote it for a long time, but I hope it will be helpful.

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