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Sitecore to WordPress migrationSitecore to WordPress migration While Sitecore is one of the top enterprise CMS platforms out there, it can get really expensive with its licensing fees, infrastructure costs, and, not to mention, its extremely complex upgrades (which often feel like full replatforming projects—and usually are). And we aren’t even talking about the highly customized Sitecore setups […]
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Kentico vs WordPress: A Detailed ComparisonKentico vs WordPress: A Detailed Comparison Choosing the right Content Management System (CMS) can be challenging. If you’re deciding between Kentico and WordPress for your next website, it’s crucial to understand their limitations and how to address them effectively. Need help between choosing Kentico and WordPress? Both Kentico and WordPress are proven CMSs, each with […]
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Designing for WordPress Site EditorDesigning for WordPress Site Editor Design often influences development. In this handbook, we will look at site editor, a relatively new feature (introduced in WordPress v5.9), and block-based themes from a design perspective. Our goal is not to curtail designers’ creativity but provide them with a guide on how to approach block-based theme designs and […]
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Developing for Block Editor and Site EditorDive into Developing for Block Editor with our guide, covering performance and strategies for effective site editing.
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How to enable and use the Interactivity API on your projectsIn the ever-evolving world of web development, creating interactive features within WordPress blocks has been streamlined thanks to the Interactivity API. This API introduces an abstraction layer similar to popular JavaScript frameworks, making it easier to attach common events, such as clicks, with minimal custom code. As a result, developers can now build more efficient interactive […]
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Sitecore vs WordPress: An overviewSitecore vs WordPress: An overview Choosing between Sitecore and WordPress? Both Sitecore and WordPress are proven CMSs known for delivering content management at scale. Choosing between the two needs careful consideration of their overall alignment with your business goals, their total cost of ownership, and their scalability possibilities, among other factors. To ensure you have […]
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Choosing the right API for your website: GraphQL vs REST APIDecide between REST and GraphQL for your WordPress website. Compare features, performance, and use cases to optimize your decoupled CMS.
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Client HandbookClient Handbook Hello & Welcome! We understand you’re here because you’re seeking a partner to help you enhance and efficiently manage your web presence. That’s precisely what rtCamp offers. There could be plenty of questions on your mind. Who is rtCamp? Have we worked with other reputed clients? What kind of people work here? Where […]
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Drupal 7 EOL: Choosing WordPress over Drupal 10As Drupal 7's end-of-life approaches in January 2025, enterprises face a crucial decision: upgrade to Drupal 10 or explore alternatives like WordPress. We examine the challenges and benefits of migrating to each platform, providing insights to help organizations make an informed choice.
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Drupal to WordPress migration: Directives to preserve your SEOMoving your website from Drupal to WordPress can be a SEO nightmare if not done right. This guide offers a step-by-step approach to ensure a smooth migration that safeguards your hard-earned search engine ranking. Learn about crucial considerations like redirects, content optimization, and backlinks management.
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All about Interaction to Next Paint (INP) : How to improve your web performance scoreINP, a key metric in Core Web Vitals, reflects the responsiveness of web pages. We explore its measurement techniques, SEO implications, and optimization strategies to enhance INP.
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Everything you need to know about Decoupled and Headless WordPress (we’ve worked on both)It may not be obvious, but Decoupled WordPress and Headless WordPress are two different things. Find out what they are, their differences, and when to use which.