WebDevStudios (WDS) is ready for another Five for the Future day! All daylong tomorrow, Friday, June 26th, the WDS team will devote our entire workday to giving back to WordPress and the community in a variety of ways, such as contributing to the core, building a plugin, developing a WordCamp or WordPress meetup talk, captioning a WordCamp talk video, and in many more other ways.
Giving back feels good, and being a part of an open-source project like WordPress gives us a sense of camaraderie and kinship. As a leading WordPress design and development agency, we feel compelled to be a part of the Five for the Future initiative by dedicating 5% of our company’s time to giving back to WordPress. It is our responsibility and pleasure.
So what does it mean when WDS hosts a Five for the Future day? It means that the contributions of our team members are sponsored by our WordPress agency because participation takes place during company time. That’s just one of the many things our staff enjoys about working at WDS. You can join in the fun by, one, participating also. Read this blog post for ideas. Two, we’re hiring! What better way to participate in Five for the Future than by joining our family? Check out our current open positions.
Take a look at our participation from last month, which was split into two days due to client work. We can’t thank our team enough for their devotion to Five for the Future, and especially to those teammates who were flexible about delaying their allotted Five for the Future day by a few days. Keep up with our contributions tomorrow on Twitter. Just follow the hashtag #5ftf.
Decided that instead of API work for #5FTF I’m going to try and get more work done on my theme for Genesis called Groovy 1976 and working on my World Builder plugin if time permits. Thanks again to @webdevstudios & @maintainn for giving back to the #wordpress community!
— Chrispian H. Burks (@chrispian) May 29, 2020
It’s #5FTF day at @webdevstudios and I’ll be working on some updates and enhancements for our wd_s starter theme. And also putting Dick Tracy on in the background because that movie is weird as hell.
— Corey M Collins (@coreymcollins) May 29, 2020
#5ftf time again @webdevstudios!!! No time to clean up so I’m doing a selfie 🤓 I’ll be working on the site design for #WCIloilo and will be finishing up the graphs for https://t.co/QajK82wyBx pic.twitter.com/RL3RstjHcC
— JC Palmes (@jpalmes) May 29, 2020
Shoutout to @webdevstudios for sponsoring all of us at WebDevStudios to give back to our community on #5FTF! I’ll be using my skills today to level up on theme design to help contribute to future open-source projects to look stylin!
— Scott Anderson (@thriftydev) May 29, 2020
Today is #5ftf @webdevstudios and I am going to spend my day translating or helping to translate al español de Costa Rica, some plugins, starting with our popular CPTUI plugin.
— I’m Alfredo. (@3LPU4S) May 29, 2020
Given the drama around social media at the moment, I’m using today’s #5FTF at @webdevstudios to work on my project to handle my social media within WordPress. Follow along here; ideas welcome. https://t.co/3bNf6dt264
— Evan Hildreth (@oddevan) May 29, 2020
For #5ftf, I contributed to the upcoming #nextjs + WordPress Example AND I wrote a blog post about it.
Thank you both @webdevstudios and @vercel for the opportunity to give back! 😍https://t.co/W3Smq99EL0
— Greg Rickaby (@GregRickaby) May 29, 2020
Wrapping up my #5FTF at @webdevstudios, I put together some awesome features on my Display Exif Data plugin including global field disables, remove empty fields, and made improvements to the frontend styles. pic.twitter.com/knh5OqOsGq
— Mike England (@mikelikethebike) May 29, 2020
Today is #5ftf for me and a few of my fellow co-workers @webdevstudios. I’ll be working a Lorem Ipsum Gutenberg
Block, and learning a few things along the way. 🖖— Marty O’Connor (@martinjdolan) June 8, 2020
(1/3) Ending my #5ftf day here @webdevstudios. I started to create a web app (for now) to show a concept of a Covid Contact Tracing Mobile App. The idea is to notify the users if they came in contact, using their location + time, with a user who later turned out to be positive. pic.twitter.com/3B5bVSsNZq
— Michael Joseph Panaga (@_micmico) June 8, 2020
Got to not only learn how Gutenberg block InspectorControls work (aka block sidebar), but also added them to the WP-Strava plugin with a 2.3.1 release. Paying it forward via #5FTF thanks to @webdevstudios ❤️🚴👟 https://t.co/W9zFaHG8Mq
— Justin Fœll (@justinfoell) June 8, 2020
Today for #5FTF I worked on a new website for a struggling local coffee shop. Thanks @webdevstudios for giving me the opportunity to help out the local community!
— Amor Kumar (@itsAmorEh) June 8, 2020
Today for #5FTF, with the help of a few coworkers, I triggered a REST endpoint with JavaScript to get closer to completion on my WordPress inspiration site. Thanks, @webdevstudios!
— Oliver Harrison (@positivebias) June 9, 2020
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