How much 'coding' do you do?
I'm curious (just a general consensus) -- how much of a 'coder' are you when developing your websites, or do you use a lot of software tools to the work for you?
I.e., here are some examples:
a) Wordpress - Would you (i) log in via ftp, upload the .zip file, go into SSH and then unzip the files, and then create the database through the mySQL phpAdmin panel, -- OR -- (ii) Outsource the site creation through an outsourcing site and just start posting blog entries
b) "Products" - Would you (i) Download & install adobe acrobat, get ms Office (or OpenOffice), create your product, format the document, insert the html links, go the e-commerce provider (paypal/or equivalent), set up the purchasing links, etc, etc, -- OR -- (ii) Write the document & hire someone else to set everything else up for you -- OR -- (iii) find someone skilled & tell someone else what you want them to write, and find someone else to set everything up for you, etc, etc?
Basically curious how much 'computer' work everyone does here (i.e., setting up the framework) on average as opposed to actual product creation/promotion, etc?
I.e., here are some examples:
a) Wordpress - Would you (i) log in via ftp, upload the .zip file, go into SSH and then unzip the files, and then create the database through the mySQL phpAdmin panel, -- OR -- (ii) Outsource the site creation through an outsourcing site and just start posting blog entries
b) "Products" - Would you (i) Download & install adobe acrobat, get ms Office (or OpenOffice), create your product, format the document, insert the html links, go the e-commerce provider (paypal/or equivalent), set up the purchasing links, etc, etc, -- OR -- (ii) Write the document & hire someone else to set everything else up for you -- OR -- (iii) find someone skilled & tell someone else what you want them to write, and find someone else to set everything up for you, etc, etc?
Basically curious how much 'computer' work everyone does here (i.e., setting up the framework) on average as opposed to actual product creation/promotion, etc?
Cheers,
Kathy