<div class="rss-widget"><ul><li><a class='rsswidget' href='http://wordpress.org/news/2011/12/wordpress-3-3-release-candidate-2/' title='The second release candidate for WordPress 3.3 is now available! As the first release candidate was well-received, we think we’re really close to a final release. Primarily, we’ve ensured that new toolbar (the admin bar in 3.2) has a consistent appearance across all browsers, and the API for developers is now final. You can check [&hellip;]'>WordPress 3.3 Release Candidate 2</a> <span class="rss-date">December 7, 2011</span><div class='rssSummary'>The second release candidate for WordPress 3.3 is now available! As the first release candidate was well-received, we think we’re really close to a final release. Primarily, we’ve ensured that new toolbar (the admin bar in 3.2) has a consistent appearance across all browsers, and the API for developers is now final. You can check [&hellip;]</div></li><li><a class='rsswidget' href='http://wordpress.org/news/2011/12/wordpress-3-3-release-candidate-1/' title='Release Candidate stage means we think we’re done and are about ready to launch this version, but are doing one last check before we officially call it. So take a look, and as always, please check your themes and plugins for compatibility if you’re a developer. Stayed up late tonight, Hammering toward RC1. Now with [&hellip;]'>WordPress 3.3 Release Candidate 1</a> <span class="rss-date">December 1, 2011</span><div class='rssSummary'>Release Candidate stage means we think we’re done and are about ready to launch this version, but are doing one last check before we officially call it. So take a look, and as always, please check your themes and plugins for compatibility if you’re a developer. Stayed up late tonight, Hammering toward RC1. Now with [&hellip;]</div></li></ul></div>