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Chandra Patel

Chandra Patel

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Posted on June 28, 2017

Functions and Hooks for Comment Template

Following are the list of functions and hooks for Comment Template. Continue reading “Functions and Hooks for Comment Template”

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Posted on June 28, 2017

Functions and Hooks in Comment API

Following are the list of functions and hooks of Comment API. Continue reading “Functions and Hooks in Comment API”

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I fell in love with WordPress in 2014 while freelancing as a web developer. I have grown since then to become a regular Core contributor, General Translation Editor for Gujarati, and has contributed to WordPress Meta projects.

I am a VP of Engineering at rtCamp, and also lead their internal training program. Over the years, I have developed a love for learning, and hope to learn WordPress ever more “deeply”.

You can catch me reading, watching movies and exploring the city over the weekends.

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