Ok, a serious question that doesn't quite fit into the Q&A area.
Is there currently any "official" plans on improving the very out-dated back-end publishing approach? Last time I heard, Matt Mullenweg believed publishing using WordPress is a lovely experience which is just absurd. For a few years back, I was convinced that WordPress would come with the times and release a stable front-end editor, just like what we have on Medium.
In fact, there was official plans of adding this editor to core but nothing happened.
What's the latest on this front? Why is this not being prioritised? People who go to WordPress Camps this summer, please ask around.
The wp-admin area is a complete goddamn mess.
The next WP update should have the name "WordPress is the new Joomla"... after Matt's binary jazz session where the absence of a clear vision of what the platform is lacking was present.
@ChristineCooper, bashing @matt aside, wordpress unlikely to ever have a front end editor, and I would be super surprised to learn that users actually want such an editor.
front end editors require a strict limitations on the back end, and if you want flexibility you just can't have it. Medium, WiX, etc can have it because they are full of limitations.
And users are unlikely to want it because no one wants to design every new blog post. Content should be about content, not about visual. The whole idea of having a CMS in the first place is to let the software do most of the work for you, otherwise you can just use tinymce as an html editor and just add html pages with no need of PHP DB, uogrades, security etc
front end editor is nice to have to fix content once it is mostly written, but it is a bummer to write a new content in.