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Md Rashedul Islam Chowdhury (Ric)
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About Md Rashedul Islam Chowdhury (Ric)
Founder @ RicWork | WordPress Core Contributor | WordPress Campus Connect Organizer | WordPress Theme & Plugin Developer | Building Self-Hosted Solutions & AI-Powered Automation
I'm a WordPress Plugin Developer and the Founder of RicWork, with over 11 years of experience building WordPress plugins, scalable solutions, and business-focused platforms that solve real-world problems through thoughtful engineering. I believe WordPress is far more than a CMS. When designed well, it becomes a powerful platform for automation, business operations, and digital products—giving organizations greater ownership, flexibility, and long-term control through privacy-first, self-hosted solutions. That belief inspired me to found RicWork. At RicWork, we're building a growing ecosystem of WordPress products, including open-source plugins, premium plugins, and custom business solutions designed to simplify complex workflows without compromising performance, security, or maintainability. My goal isn't to build more plugins—it's to build the right products that solve meaningful problems and create lasting value. Throughout my career, I've partnered with businesses, agencies, founders, and product teams to develop custom plugins, AI-powered features, WooCommerce extensions, API integrations, automation systems, and high-performance WordPress architectures. I enjoy solving challenges that go beyond the capabilities of off-the-shelf plugins, turning complex requirements into intuitive, reliable, and scalable solutions. My work is guided by a simple philosophy: Build products that businesses can own, trust, and grow with. Everything I build is driven by the same principles: • Solve real business problems. • Simplify complexity without limiting flexibility. • Prioritize performance, security, and long-term maintainability. • Build privacy-first, self-hosted solutions whenever they provide lasting value. • Use AI and automation to improve workflows—not complicate them. Beyond product development, I'm committed to the WordPress ecosystem through plugin publishing, continuous learning, and sharing practical knowledge with the community. I believe the best technology quietly removes friction, empowers people, and helps businesses focus on what matters most. If you're looking for someone who combines deep WordPress expertise with product thinking, technical leadership, and a passion for building scalable, self-hosted solutions, I'd be happy to connect. Email: [email removed] Website: ricwork.net
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My audience
- Followers
- 1,516
- Est. median reach
- 566
- Engagement
- 1.0%
Public LinkedIn data · Sep 17, 2026
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- 9
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- 8
- Engagement / measured views
- 3.1%
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Recent posts
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I was just playing around with WPFolks and came across something that genuinely made me excited. I was looking through the WordPress 7.1 Core Contributors list, and it was wonderful to see so many familiar faces—people I know and have worked with. And, of course, seeing my own photo on the list made me really happy! Then I checked out the WPFolks leaderboard and was especially proud to see Md Noruzzaman brother at the top with the most badges. What a great achievement, brother! Really proud to see your hard work and contributions. And a big thank you to the WPFolks team for organizing and presenting all of this so efficiently. It’s a great way to celebrate the people contributing to the WordPress community. #WordPress #WordPressContribution #OpenSource #WordPressCommunity
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108 websites. Two weeks. Students in Bangladesh. In July, students at two campuses in Kishoreganj built 108 websites through WordPress Campus Connect. At Kishoreganj University, students built 38 websites in their first session. Two weeks later, students at Kishoreganj Polytechnic Institute built nearly 70 more. Many of these students had never built a website before. That’s what makes this story so exciting. It’s not just about the number of websites. It’s about what happens when students get the opportunity to learn by doing. And Bangladesh is only one part of the story. In Uganda, more than 100 learners attended a WordPress workshop even after organizers discovered the school had no electricity. In Costa Rica, three university students taught a WordPress class to 40 high school students and documented the process so others could run it too. In Spain, 100 vocational students built a working WordPress plugin using Playground and AI assistance. These are more than workshops. They are opportunities for students to discover that they can build something real, develop practical skills, and see a future in technology. WordPress Campus Connect brings free, hands-on WordPress education to schools and universities through local volunteers. And WordPress Credits is helping students go further through mentored internships where they contribute to WordPress itself and earn academic credit. In July, WordPress Credits reached 226 graduates and 38 partner institutions across 16 countries. A big thank you to everyone making these opportunities possible. And special credit to Destiny Fox Kanno for sharing this story in the WordPress Education newsletter.
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I’ve wanted to write about this for a long time. Many people know WordPress as a tool for building websites. But there’s a much bigger world behind it that many people still don’t know about. Free learning resources. Open-source projects. Free tools. Global communities. And countless opportunities to contribute, learn, and grow. The more I explore the WordPress ecosystem, the more I realize how much is available to everyone—for free. So I finally decided to write about it. This is the first edition where I explore the bigger WordPress ecosystem and some of the opportunities waiting to be discovered. I hope it helps more people see WordPress beyond just building websites.
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I just registered for #WPA11yDay, a free, virtual 24-hour conference on WordPress accessibility taking place October 7th and 8th, and you should too! Get your free ticket at https://t.co/NLPf59fCYz #WPAD2026 #WordPress #a11y
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WordPress Is More Than Just a CMS: A Look at Everything You Can Learn, Use, and Contribute to for Free https://t.co/Zoe3uUtUkz
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Congratulations, Nazmul Hosen Brother! 🎉 A big congratulations to Nazmul Hosen Brother on joining the WordPress Global Community Team as an Event Supporter, Asia! 🌏 Wishing you all the best in your new role, Brother! https://t.co/Mk0vpLartW
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Alhamdulillah!! Excited to share that I’ve been recognized as a WordPress Core Contributor!🎉 Looking forward to contributing more whenever I get the opportunity. 🚀 #WordPress https://t.co/DoGQI8V2OH
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