Yawn. More excuses for using a big old pile of spaghetti code with no testing or dependency management. Auto-updates? big deal, any decent framework can roll out updates on composer.
Composer helps, but it helps developers. It does not help the average user that has no clue on how to apply those patches.
People download a CMS from the internet, throw it on a cheap host and expect it to work. Updates? What are those?
People wouldn't be happy if I started building my own car to just drive around where ever I felt like, making it 'easy' and 'safe' to just throw up a website anywhere is an excellent way to get hacked.
Why? It's not like most websites are mission critical.
Heck, even if a major business website went down for a couple of days, it wouldn't be that much damage anyway compared to other things that can and regularly do happen to the supply chain or market...
>making it 'easy' and 'safe' to just throw up a website anywhere is an excellent way to get hacked
Yeah, and so? Getting hacked is the end of the world?