The momentum for giving back to WordPress strongly continues at WebDevStudios (WDS). The last Friday of every month is dedicated to Five for the Future (5FTF), the initiative designed to encourage WordPress companies and individuals to dedicate 5% of their time to contributing to WordPress. In fact, we’re eager to inspire others by showing them how to make 5FTF work at their company when we present “Giving Back: How a Company Can Successfully Implement Five for the Future” at WordFest Live on July 23rd at 6:00 pm EDT. If you’re struggling with implementing this excellent cause at your organization, be sure to check out our panel talk.
Tomorrow, June 25th, the team at WDS will contribute to 5FTF by spending the day building free plugins, working on WordFest Live talks, taking support tickets from the WordPress Support Forum, and contributing to the Core. You can keep up with our participation by following the hashtag #5FTF on Twitter. That’s the hashtag we use when we tweet our contributions.
Look over our tweets from last month to see how we gave back to WordPress, and don’t hesitate to join in the fun by participating in Five for the Future, too. This movement is open to everyone. Read this blog post for some ideas to help you get started.
It’s another #5FTF at @webdevstudios! I think I will try a @tumblr import today; their new block format should match to @WordPress pretty well… pic.twitter.com/1mXQ9WLKX5
— Evan Hildreth (@oddevan) May 28, 2021
#5FTF here @webdevstudios when we’re giving the day to just give back to #OpenSource. I just had a crazy idea which im really excited to show to the world!! For #WordPress Core Contributors!!!
— Michael Joseph Panaga (@_micmico) May 28, 2021
feeling a little impostery about creating a workshop on overcoming imposter syndrome this #5FTF @webdevstudios 😆
— Lauren Pittenger (@laurenpittenger) May 28, 2021
Specials thanks to @webdevstudios for sponsoring todays #5ftf allowing us to get back to the community that gives so much to us.
— Scott Anderson (@thriftydev) May 28, 2021
Major thanks to @thriftydev and the @LocalWP + Github community, (for #5FTF) I have an update to TablePlus for Local that should fix some things I broke in v1.0.3 and v1.0.4… I hope to get it on the addons page soon!https://t.co/lAJAG98Lur
— Aubrey (@aubreypwd) May 28, 2021
Some of my #5FTF time today is having javascript talks by @malchata playing.
— Captain Macho Pirate Mick Rackam (@tw2113) May 28, 2021
#5FTF at @WebDevStudios so i’m spending some time finally working on a backlog of posts that I’ve had sitting in draft for *far* too long and trying to squeeze in time to work on Backcast, as well.https://t.co/1uFUQwfnrr pic.twitter.com/RK7DDDDj70
— Tom McFarlin (@tommcfarlin) May 28, 2021
Managed to sneak out just a bugfix release today, but any release is still a release – plus I added a unit test 💪🚴🛶thanks for the #5FTF time @webdevstudios 🙏https://t.co/W9zFaHXJDY
— Justin Fœll (@justinfoell) May 28, 2021
Codee is helping me figure out #WordPress #Gutenberg Block Variations for my late #5FTF @webdevstudios pic.twitter.com/QSmhmEYV3B
— JC Palmes (@jpalmes) May 31, 2021
Today is my #5ftf day @webdevstudios and I’m switching things up, contributing to Core. I just submitting my first Trac ticket! https://t.co/JwloqwNUxs
and now I’m going to set up a local and see about working on a good first bug. pic.twitter.com/SoddnuVm54— Christina Workman – WP Contributor (@AmethystAnswers) May 31, 2021
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