rtCamp

09/02/2026

After 300+ migrations, we know the code is mostly predictable. What kills timelines is treating content decisions as an afterthought.

Every migration is an opportunity to audit content — what to keep, merge, retire, or rewrite. We force those decisions during discovery.

It's an underappreciated part of the process, and it's usually what separates the migrations that land on time from the ones that don't.

08/28/2026

The platform migration work is usually the easy part to estimate.

Eight weeks for design. Four for development. Two for QA. Your vendor can quote that in a day.

What takes longer, and what most timelines don't account for, is a sense of our client partner’s organizational complexity.

Which pages stay and which get archived. Whether marketing and IT can align on the new content structure. The legal, procurement, and security reviews that stretch to weeks. Business priorities and deadlines that can reshape the schedule.

Your vendor's Gantt chart cannot capture it, if they are not coming with the right experience. After 300+ migrations, we understand that a realistic timeline doesn’t estimate only our technical ex*****on capability.

A realistic migration timeline accounts for both the platform and the organization around it.

08/26/2026

Every month, our engineers step away from client work for something equally important: learning from each other.

This month's Engineering Meetup explored how to build AI systems that are more efficient

Here's a look inside ↓

08/24/2026

WordPress 7.1 "Mary Lou" is here.

This marks the 36th consecutive WordPress release with contributions from rtCamp.

63 rtCampers contributed alongside hundreds of others from across the global WordPress community.

WordPress 7.1 “Mary Lou” is released, and the 36th consecutive release with contributions by 63 rtCampers.

08/21/2026

Team rtCamp is at Frappeverse Mumbai 2026! 🇮🇳

Let's talk open source, Frappe, and everything we're building with it, or just grab a cutting chai together. ☕

If you spot the crew, come say hi! 👋

08/20/2026

Our Director of Growth Engineering, David Levine, hosts Amanda Ventura to discuss what keeping the human side at the centre of AI looks like in practice at WordCamp US 2026.

📽️ Watch the full session: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OkAP9VXM1U

Heard at WCUS 2026: "While AI can elevate your work, it is so key to keep humanity central to your brand."

-- Amanda Ventura (keynote)

08/18/2026

The rtCamp crew is at WordCamp US 2026. 🇺🇸

Perhaps our biggest cohort at any WCUS so far.

After kicking off Contributor Day with David Levine leading the Core AI table and a session from Aviral Mittal, we look forward to sessions from Vivek Jain and Jeremy Jones.

Find our crew and grab some iced teas together ☀️

08/18/2026

Day 3 at WordCamp US 2026 brings two perspectives on what happens beyond the WordPress platform.

Vivek Jain on how agencies can move beyond being WordPress specialists to becoming broader digital experience partners.

Jeremy Jones on managing WordPress internally: vendors, stakeholders, and making the case for resources.

Catch both sessions today:
Jeremy - 1:45 PM MST
Vivek - 3:45 PM MST

08/17/2026

The editorial experience built for humans can work for AI agents too.

Our CMO, Aviral Mittal, explores that idea at WordCamp US today, looking at how Gutenberg's structure and guardrails can help AI agents publish on-brand content without compromising visual integrity.

Catch him live at 3:30 PM MST in the AI track

08/17/2026

We have our Director of Growth Engineering, David Levine, leading the Core AI table today at WordCamp US 2026 in Phoenix.

You can also find him leading the Core AI prompt bar on 18th and 19th August, answering any questions you have for AI in WordPress.

Also, do block your calendars for Waymo’s Amanda Ventura on Building the World’s Most Trusted Driver, a fireside chat led by David on the final day, August 19th, 9:30am.