If you glance at Wikipedia to determine what WordPress is, you might come away with the impression that it's a tool for creating and maintaining a blog. It is. But that's an increasingly insufficient way to describe it: 18.9 percent of the web now consists of sites that run on WordPress's software, from blogs created by newbies to big-media operations with millions of readers. (Such as the site you're reading right now.) According to WordPress's creator, Matt Mullenweg, its mission is both simpl...
If you glance at Wikipedia to determine what WordPress is, you might come away with the impression that it's a tool for creating and maintaining a blog. It is. But that's an increasingly insufficient way to describe it: 18.9 percent of the web now consists of sites that run on WordPress's software, from blogs created by newbies to big-media operations with millions of readers. (Such as the site you're reading right now.) According to WordPress's creator, Matt Mullenweg, its mission is both simpl...
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