Core plugins wcuk 2010
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Core plugins in WordPress are community-developed plugins that are tested and developed alongside the WordPress core codebase. They aim to remove single points of failure, promote good practices, provide niche features on a separate cycle from core, remove bloat from the core code, and make it easier for developers to get involved. Some examples of core plugins include Importers, Health Check, and Post-by-Email. Developers can get involved with core plugins by contributing on their Trac projects or mailing lists.
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- 4. Developed in conjunction with the Core
- 5. Tested
- 8. Give more niche features a different cycle
- 9. Remove bloat from core
- 10. Make it easier to get involed
- 12. Plugins SVN
- 13. Plugins Trac
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