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Drupal to WordPress migration checklist: Steps during migration
Ensure a seamless transition from Drupal to WordPress with our detailed during migration checklist.
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NewsCelebrating 21 Years of WordPress with Contributors’ Week
Chocolate cake, biryani, and… core contributions? Yep, that’s how we celebrated WordPress’ 21st birthday! This year’s Contributors’ Week saw contributions across Core, Performance, Gutenberg, and more. Our team of developers, testers, and translators helped make WordPress faster, more user-friendly, and accessible to a global audience.
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ArticlesLearnings from QA contributions to WordPress Core
rtCamp’s QA team contributed to WordPress by helping the Core test team in migrating E2E tests from Jest to Playwright. Sharing our learnings from the experience.
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EventsCelebrating 20 years of WordPress with a Contributors’ Week
As WordPress turns 20, we celebrated by organizing a contributors’ week within rtCamp. Over 30 rtCampers participated and enabled contributions to WordPress Core, CLI, Support, Translations and Openverse projects.
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ReleasesWP-CLI v2 is here with contributions from rtCampers
WP-CLI v2 is here! We are proud to have some rtCampers contributed to it!
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NewsWordPress 3.9 released with Seven patches by Four rtCampers
rtCampers yet again showed their dedication and support for the WordPress community. In the latest WordPress 3.9 release, four rtCampers are part of its official contributors list.
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WordPress 3.7 is out, with contribution by a rtCamper!
WordPress 3.7 is out, with contribution by a rtCamper!
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NewsBuddyPress 1.8 is here with patch from a rtCamper!
BuddyPress 1.8 is released with a patch by contributed by rtCamper Saurabh Shukla 🙂
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Fork rtPanel on GitHub!
We are thrilled to announce this to fellow developer community that we have moved rtPanel theme framework development to GitHub! Now you can “fork” rtPanel and send “pull requests” at ease. 🙂