Was March a blur for you, too, or was that just us? Not only did companies across the globe scramble to shift their organizations to a remote work scenario, but those who had not previously invested much into their online presence are now focused on doing so. On top of that, highly anticipated WordPress 5.4 […]
There is always a lot happening in the world of WordPress and at WebDevStudios (WDS). We thought it would be great to share what’s been going on at WDS lately. wd_s Theme Generator New Look Take a look at the makeover our design team gave our wd_s theme generator. Cameron Campbell, Creative Lead “The previous
What an incredible 2019 it has been for WebDevStudios (WDS). It has been a year of great growth, expansion, and strategic change. We have attained some new exciting clients, launched a plethora of projects, expanded our remote team beyond international borders, hosted another successful company retreat, and by the end of 2019, we will have
If you could only go to one WordCamp event a year, WordCamp US (WCUS) would be the one. Taking place in St. Louis, Missouri, November 1-3, 2019, WCUS is the WordPress hot spot of the year. And, every year, a portion of the WebDevStudios (WDS) team convene at and participate in this conference as organizers,
If you follow the WebDevStudios (WDS) blog (and you should!), by now, you will have noticed that we have been hiring like crazy and announcing new employees on a pretty regular basis. Well, here’s another one of those announcements. Meet our newest Backend Engineer, Michael “Mico” Joseph Panaga. Michael is based in Quezon City, Philippines,
Business is booming at WebDevStudios. Client projects are on the rise, as more and more media websites, enterprise-level corporations, and educational institutions are relying on the power of WordPress to support their organizational efforts. We just announced two new project managers recently added to our project management team, and now, we’re ready to announce the
They say that change is inevitable, but growth is optional. At WebDevStudios (WDS), we’re choosing to grow by leaps and bounds in order to support the success of our clients and their website projects. As such, we’ve brought on board two new engineers we’d like to introduce. Meet David (Dave) Romsey, Backend Engineer, and Alfredo
After eight years of self-employment, I started working for WebDevStudios (WDS) earlier this year. Officially, I started on April 1, 2019, which, if you’re in the United States (or other Western or European countries) or are familiar with our holidays, you know is dubbed as April Fool’s Day. Given how much fun I have on
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As WordPress 5.2 is set to release by the end of this month, WebDevStudios (WDS) thought it would be fun to put together a Spotify playlist of WordPress music. Fans of WordPress are keenly aware that each new release is named after a beloved, renowned jazz musician because… WordPress Core developers share a love for
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What seems like an April Fool’s Day joke, certainly is not. It’s true, folks. Tom McFarlin, longtime WordPress community leader, WordCamp speaker, and the person behind Pressware, has joined WebDevStudios (WDS) as a Senior Backend Engineer. (Pause for response.) To set the record straight, Tom took some time during his first day of on-boarding at
