Switching the Blog from WordPress to Laravel
Why I switched from a WordPress blog WordPress is getting updated and becoming faster, but it still seems slower than setting things up directly with Laravel, a

Why I switched from a WordPress blog WordPress is getting updated and becoming faster, but it still seems slower than setting things up directly with Laravel, a

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WordPress is getting updated and becoming faster,
but it still seems slower than setting things up directly with Laravel, and I find WordPress design and using plugins themselves very difficult.
Also, you have to rely on plugins for SEO, and that seems to be quite a bit worse than I expected.
I used Livewire v3 for the components,
For the admin side, I used https://filamentphp.com/. I should have read all of the Filament docs, but I didn't have time, so I somehow found solutions by looking through things shared on GitHub.
After trying it, I think it might be better than I expected if you learn all the docs.
However, by “good,” I mean that if I were actually running a service, I don't think Filament would be enough. It seems fine only for something like roughly developing and providing a portfolio site for my girlfriend.
It looks like there are features you can customize, but they seem limited. (Of course, that might be because I didn't read the docs properly.)
It's fine for developing and maintaining a simple blog or something like that.


I copied the design from https://www.digital.go.jp/. I liked its clean design.
But after switching it to Korean, it seems to look a little... strange. (The default font size itself is different.)
Before I copied it... the site's design had been renewed, as shown below.

So I used an archive site to recreate the old design.
It seems pretty good. Very fast and nice.
The scores are very good too. Nice!!
