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We help enterprises migrate to @WordPress

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In 2013, one rtCamper contributed to WordPress 3.6.

In 2026, 63 rtCampers contributed to WordPress 7.1, making it our 36th consecutive release contributing to core.

Onwards and upwards 💪

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WordPress 7.2 improves the things you touch every day:

→ Responsive controls on more blocks
→ Suggestion mode in Notes
→ Browser-side media processing
→ A proper Secrets API for credentials

Small things that add up. 💪

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University of Findlay, moved from SharePoint to WordPress in four months.

2,000+ pages went in. 543 came out.
WCAG 2.2 AA. Core Web Vitals passing.
Editors publishing without a developer ticket.

https://t.co/kagV2BcCVP

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With a licensed CMS, someone else owns the roadmap.

And that someone can be sold.

Open source roadmaps are public. No one buys their way to the front.

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“Agencies used to sell consistency. Now it’s the floor.”

Mackenzie Hartung, our Chief Delivery Officer, on what AI is changing in how projects get run.

Campfire, edition #2 ⬇️
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Quick check:
→ “It looks dated”: redesign
→ “Our brand changed”: redesign
→ “Every change needs a developer”: modernization
→ “We can’t ship fast enough”: modernization

Not sure? An audit will tell you. We do the first 20 hours free.

https://t.co/We59f18C6C

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Most WordPress “redesign” briefs are modernization briefs with the wrong title on them.

A redesign changes what users see.
A modernization changes what your team can do.

How to tell which one you need 🧵

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Getting it wrong is expensive in a specific way.

You spend a redesign budget, ship something that looks current, and inherit every constraint you had before.

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Most teams stall when AI features move from demo to production.

If that’s you, what’s slowing you down most?

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WordPress 7.2 Beta 2 is OUT!

Six weeks of testing left before it ships on December 8, 2026. ⏳

https://t.co/O0cB8BaxdF

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Most agencies build on WordPress.

rtCampers help build it.

Contributing to Core is part of how our engineers are trained, not something a few people do on the side.

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“rtCamp has the natural ability to uncover what customers need.”

Jodie Fiorenza, Director of Agency Partnerships at @WordPressVIP

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Two months to release.
If your team rolled its own way to handle credentials, WordPress 7.2 is worth looking at early.

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WordPress 7.2 Beta 1 is ready for testing. It will bring responsive design controls, Notes improvements, faster media uploads, and a new Secrets API. Use a test site, not a production site, and report any issues. https://t.co/0a1hYDoVTi

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A security patch worth running today if you manage sites on @easyengine

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EasyEngine v4.13.3 is out. It moves sites on PHP 8.2–8.5 to patched images (8.2.35, 8.3.36, 8.4.27, 8.5.12) that fix two critical PHP vulnerabilities.

On CLI-managed servers, run: ee cli update

Disabled sites and PHP 8.1 or older need extra steps:
https://t.co/6J4fQafFR9

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“It’s hard to call something legacy when it’s changing every day.”

Nick LaRose, @WordCampUS 2026

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@imranhsayed from rtCamp is speaking at @WCGalicia 2026 🇪🇸

When: Oct 17, 5:30 PM CEST
Where: Salón de grados
Topic: The future of AI in WordPress: Orchestrating Interactivity API, Block Bindings and LLMs

See you there!