There are numerous platforms based on the WordPress CMS. I've outlined a bunch of them in my WordUp talk.

1. WordPress-based Platforms
Mario Peshev @no_fear_inc
WordPress Engineer DevWP.eu

2. Mario Peshev
• WordPress Engineer @ Placester
• DevirX CTO
• @no_fear_inc
• Trainer and consultant
• WPBGUG organizer
• Java/PHP/Python background

3. Little Known Facts

4. 1. I am *NOT* the WordUp!
organizer

5. Working on…
WordCamp Bulgaria 2013 planned in
October
• Application submitted for Oct 26-27
WordPress Bulgaria User Group – monthly
meetup
• Next one planned for May 22
• May 27 – WordPress Anniversary!

6. 2. In Open Source we trust
• Tell me what your favorite plugin is…
• And one of you will receive my WordUp! T-shirt

7. WordPress is…
• A simple blogging platform
• Designed for small sites
• Doesn’t scale well
• Not really popular

8. Bullshit

9. WordPress Supports
• Custom Post Types
• Custom Taxonomies
• Custom Fields
• Hooks
• APIs for everything

10. So, what is a WordPress-based
Platform?

12. WordPress.com Stats
Based on Iliya’s talk at WordCamp San
Francisco, 2012:
• 115 million page views per day
• 2.6 billion requests per day
• Over 200 plugins
• 500ms per page
• nginx + PHP-FPM

20. Behind ManageWP
• The largest WordPress-based SaaS
• A single WordPress installation
• Site, blog, backend run a standard, core
compatible architecture
• 24 core server with nginx + PHP-FPM +
Zend Optimizer
• 1.2M hits a day for 8% server load

27. Other Platforms and Products

38. All Credit Goes To
• Anna Ladoshkina for some platform ideas
• All the speakers at the event
• Marko in particular – THANKS MARKO!
• Telerik Academy for hosting the event for free
• Host.bg for sponsoring the event
• Everyone in the room for attending

39. Questions?
Tweets as @no_fear_inc
Mario Peshev on LinkedIn
nofearinc on WordPress.org
GitHubering via mpeshev
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