Monthly Roundup – March 2026

Last updated on Apr 3, 2026

Monthly Roundup – March 2026

This March, rtCamp turned 17. Our CEO Rahul shared where we are headed with AI-driven delivery, adaptive websites, and expanded solutions across WordPress and ERPNext.

Our latest case study details how we migrated the Psychopharmacology Institute from a Django and React platform to WordPress and LearnDash in under six hours. The move shed years of technical debt accumulated through extensive customization. We achieved this with zero downtime, uninterrupted logins, and 3,000+ subscribers carried over intact.

With WordPress 7.0 releasing soon, we share a summary of what the rtCamp team is most excited about: real-time collaboration, AI connectors, and a refreshed admin experience.

If you are deciding between custom WordPress development and off-the-shelf themes, the conclusion changes dramatically at enterprise scale. Our article on custom WordPress development vs themes breaks down how performance, security, and total cost of ownership factor into that decision and what enterprises often overlook.

We’ve updated our Drupal vs WordPress handbook with an evidence-based comparison across security, cost, AI readiness, and enterprise architecture.

Our new Contentful to WordPress migration guide covers architecture, rich text transformation, SEO preservation, and total cost of ownership for enterprise teams. Also check out our migration service on how we handle the transition.

Are you planning to hire soon? Here are three resources to help with your WordPress talent requirements: 

  1. When to bring in expert WordPress developers 
  2. The right questions to ask when evaluating agencies or developers 
  3. What offshore WordPress development actually costs by region — with a realistic look at what 50–65% savings will buy.

GoDAM 1.7, our WordPress media management and video platform, adds image CDN with srcset support, automatic Video SEO sync, and security improvements.

If you’re using WooCommerce, here are some useful how-to guides: 

  1. Video hosting
  2. Product video SEO and indexing
  3. Interactive video hotspots 
  4. Why WooCommerce stores should use a CDN for large media

WordPress news snippets

  • WordPress has introduced several AI initiatives to its infrastructure. WordPress.org now serves Markdown output across its sites, making documentation easier for AI agents and LLMs. The Plugin Directory gets an MCP server for AI tools to validate and submit plugins directly. Separately, the directory itself is now available as a local dev environment via wp-env, open to any contributor without special access.
  • WordPress launched my.WordPress.net, a browser-based personal workspace with no sign-up or hosting required. It runs on Playground and stays private by default.
  • Telex can now generate complete WordPress block themes from natural language prompts. Describe your site’s style and purpose, choose from four design variations, and install the result.
  • WordPress.com added write capabilities to its MCP integration. AI agents can now draft posts, manage comments, and organize content through natural language commands.

From around the web

  • Google has upgraded AI Studio with a full-stack vibe coding experience. Just describe an app, and the Antigravity agent builds it without leaving the browser. 
  • Anthropic has shipped auto mode for Claude Code in research preview, offering a middle path between constant permission prompts and unrestricted execution. 
  • OpenAI has released GPT-5.4, combining frontier coding, reasoning, and agentic computer use in one model. The API adds Tool Search, reducing token overhead in workflows. 
  • Mistral has released Voxtral TTS, an open-weight text-to-speech model built for enterprise voice agents. The 4B parameter model runs on consumer hardware and adapts to a new voice from as little as three seconds of audio.

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Abhijit Prabhudan

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Works on content systems, publishing workflows, and knowledge management. Diverse experience spans editorial, marketing, ecommerce, and IT support. He operates across open source platforms, hand…

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Naweed Chougle

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Naweed is a Senior Technical Content Writer at rtCamp, specializing in WordPress and enterprise CMS content. With over ten years of experience in the WordPress ecosystem, he creates blog posts,…

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