Md Rashedul Islam Chowdhury (Ric)
Founder @ RicWork | WordPress Plugin Developer | Simplifying Complex Workflows with Privacy-First, Self-Hosted Solutions & AI-Powered Automation | 11+ Yr xp
- Company
- RicWork
- Preferred Hosting
- bluehost, namecheap, hostinger
- First WP Version Used
- Before 3.0
- Birthday
- October 27
- Joined WP.org
- August 2016
- Joined WPFolks
- July 2026
About
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.
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@mdridipuContributions
WordPress releases
Credited in 1 release- 7.1 Core Contributor
Team focus
Share of contributions across teams, last 12 months- Community 20%
- Core 80%
Recent impact
High-impact work counts three times in the scoreRecent contributions on WordPress.org
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Oct 12 2026
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Oct 12 2026
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Oct 9 2026Forums medPosted a reply to Quick question about learning WordPress basics, on the site WordPress.org Forums:Hi @mikehassi96 and welcome to WordPress. So I will recommend you to visit Learn WordPress.…6 days ago
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Sep 29 2026GitHub medSubmitted pull request #23 to WordPress/wporg-contributor-orientation:Fix broken Openverse Team link in Contributor Orientation #84452 weeks ago
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Sep 29 2026Meta medCreated ticket #8445 on Meta Trac:Fix broken Openverse Team documentation link in Contributor ...2 weeks ago
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Sep 28 2026