WordPress Plugins Can Be Evil: You Should (And Shouldn't) Use Them

According to a CMS’s market share, there are four leading website builders (website builder GoDaddy is based on WordPress, so we don’t count it): - WordPress 43.41% - Wix 7.03% - Squarespace 4.24% - Joomla 2.44% What makes WordPress so versatile? The variety of plugins. A WordPress plugin is a program that extends the functionality of a WordPress theme. Allows you to add multiple functions to the site without programming. A list of all extensions can be found on the official WordPress website. There are currently almost 70,000 plugins on WordPress's official repository, and they are all free, or almost free. Many free plugin features are sufficient for most standard websites. Want to set up analytics? Or add multi-factor authentication? Or maybe just check your website for 404 links? There are plugins for that and more, much more.