alanajoy on Nostr: I’d love to see nostr with a setup like Wordpress. Anyone can do a WP install on ...

I’d love to see nostr with a setup like Wordpress. Anyone can do a WP install on their own hosting OR a lay person could pay, like WP dot org.

From there, you can choose from free themes or buy premium themes you can customize.

Plug-in marketplace for various add ons, custom features, expansions.

Devs could make money this way as well by selling themes and plug-ins.

Is this concept possible?

At this point, I have played with several different clients. They each have something different to offer that I particularly like. What sucks is having to jump onto a different client in order to use this one particular feature, when I have a homebase client that I used by default, because I generally like at the most.

I keep wanting to pull features from various clients into my homebase client, so that I don’t have to go through the cumbersome steps.

Just thinking out loud.

A WordPress type of situation would also allow for people who are not developers to create their own custom experiences. For example, I can’t really code much at all but the websites I’m able to create with WP are dope af.

Thoughts?