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Join thousands of developers shaping the WordPress ecosystem. Access documentation, submit plugins & themes, collaborate on open-source projects, and connect with experts.

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Developer Toolkit

Everything you need to build, extend, and optimize WordPress with Wp Admin.

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Official Documentation

Comprehensive guides, reference materials, and best practices for WordPress development.

Updated weekly v5.8.2
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REST API Reference

Full endpoint documentation, authentication flows, and integration examples for headless WP.

Swagger UI OpenAPI 3.0
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Plugin & Theme Repo

Submit your work, get peer reviews, and publish to our verified marketplace.

2,400+ approved GPLv2+
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CLI & SDKs

Command-line tools, PHP/JavaScript SDKs, and automation scripts for rapid development.

NPM / Composer Stable
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Testing Framework

PHPUnit setups, E2E testing guides, and staging environment templates.

Coverage: 94% Latest
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Security & Standards

Coding standards, sanitization guidelines, and security audit checklists.

PSR-12 Compliant v4.1

How to Contribute

Follow our streamlined workflow to submit code, report bugs, or propose features.

# Submitting a PR $ git checkout -b feature/new-module $ npm run lint $ npm run test:coverage $ git commit -m "feat: add module X" $ git push origin feature/new-module # Review checklist โœ“ Follows WP coding standards โœ“ Passes PHPUnit & E2E tests โœ“ Includes documentation updates โœ“ No hardcoded strings (i18n ready)
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Fork & Branch

Fork the repository and create a feature branch following conventional commit standards.

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Develop & Test

Write clean, documented code. Run linting and test suites before pushing.

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Submit Pull Request

Open a PR with a clear description, linked issue, and test evidence.

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Review & Merge

Our maintainers review within 48hrs. Address feedback, then merge to main.

Discussion Forum

Ask questions, share solutions, and collaborate with developers worldwide.

How to properly enqueue scripts in block themes?
Q&A Solved by @devmarcus โ€ข 2h ago
14 replies โญ 28 upvotes
Showcase: Real-time sync plugin using Server-Sent Events
Showcase by @elena_dev โ€ข 5h ago
8 replies โญ 42 upvotes
Memory leak in WP_Query when using meta_query with LIKE
Bug Report by @janek_php โ€ข 1d ago
6 replies โญ 19 upvotes
Feature request: Built-in rate limiter for REST API endpoints
Feature Request by @api_master โ€ข 2d ago
23 replies โญ 67 upvotes
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Meetups & Hackathons

Connect with the community through virtual and in-person developer events.

Mar 15, 2025 โ€ข 18:00 UTC
Wp Admin Developer Summit

Annual virtual conference featuring core updates, plugin architecture deep-dives, and live Q&A with maintainers.

Apr 02-04, 2025
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Open Source Hackathon #12

Build plugins, improve core tools, or fix documentation. Prizes for best contribution and most improved project.

May 10, 2025 โ€ข 19:00 CEST
Berlin WP Developers Meetup

In-person gathering for local WordPress developers. Lightning talks, networking, and pizza provided.

Developer Questions

Common questions about contributing, licensing, and community guidelines.

What coding standards should I follow? +

All contributions must follow the official WordPress Coding Standards (PHP, CSS, JS, HTML) and PSR-12 for modern PHP. Run `npm run lint` before submitting to ensure compliance.

Can I monetize plugins or themes published here? +

Yes. Our marketplace supports both open-source (GPLv2+) and commercial licenses. Premium extensions require separate licensing but must remain compatible with our core open components.

How long does the review process take? +

Standard PRs are reviewed within 48 hours. Plugin/theme submissions typically take 3-5 business days. You'll receive automated status updates and can message reviewers directly.

Do I need to sign a Contributor License Agreement? +

For code contributions under 50 lines, no CLA is needed. Larger contributions require a simplified DCO (Developer Certificate of Origin) signed via PR comment.

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