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WPEngine has tons of developers working on the WordPress ecosystem. This contribution argument doesn't work with me. They're contributing plenty of hours into W
by dncornholio 2y ago
WPEngine has tons of developers working on the WordPress ecosystem. This contribution argument doesn't work with me. They're contributing plenty of hours into WordPress plugins that their competition also can use.
- johnchristopher 2y agoIs there a list ?
- biccboii 2y agoNo they don't. They contribute 40 hours a week.
- aimazon 2y agoThat's the amount of hours they contribute to the "Five for the Future" program which specifically refers to work on a subset of the WordPress project managed by Automattic. For example, WPEngine own and develop Advanced Custom Fields, a plugin used by hundreds of thousands of WordPress websites. The work they do on that isn't covered in the 40 hours. Likewise, WPEngine run the DE{CODE} conference but that isn't included in the 40 hours either.
- johnchristopher 2y ago> https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/blog/reflecting-on-two-years-at-wp-engine/ https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/blog/reflecting-on-two-... Oh, I remember now. I was wondering why ACF didn't become part of the core.
- johnchristopher 2y agoIs there a list of wordpres plugins WPEngine actively maintain ?