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Bio

Fellyph Cintra is a Developer Relations Advocate at Automattic. With 18 years of experience in front-end development, his journey with WordPress began in 2008. A Google Developer Expert in web technologies, Fellyph is passionate about front-end technologies and community building, having spoken at over 20 WordCamps and co-organized events like WordCamp São Paulo and Dublin. He excels in crafting high-performance, responsive web experiences.

WordPress Origin Story

My history with WordPress started in 2008 when I developed my first theme; after this, I worked in many companies using WordPress. In 2010, I created the first WordPress course in São Paulo inside the technical school DRC. For six years, I worked for digital agencies. For most of this time, I used to work with WordPress; after this time, I started working with companies; the first was UOL, where I was responsible for administrating the “blogosfera,” a WordPress Multisite with more than 40 blogs at this time.

My contribution to WordPress outside the educational content was organizing WordCamps São Paulo/Dublin and Translations from several plugins

Badges

CODE

5 badges

C Core AI Contributor '26 Core Contributor '22 Meta Contributor '25 P Playground Contributor '25 P Playground Team '25

COMMUNITY

2 badges

WordCamp Organizer '14 WordCamp Speaker '19

PRACTICE

2 badges

Support Contributor '26 Training Contributor '22

POLYGLOTS

2 badges

Translation Contributor '19 Translation Editor '19

Current Job

Developer Relations Advocate

May 2025 – Present

Automattic

Recent impact

Score weights high-impact work (commits, releases, approved translations, props) at 3x routine activity.

Last 30 days

39contributions

high29

medium10

score97

Last 90 days

125contributions

high75

medium50

score275

Last 12 months

618contributions

high372

medium246

score1362

Team focus

Share of contributions across teams during the last 365 days

WordPress releases

Contributed to 3 releases

Time commitment

20 hours per week of sponsored contribution time

Automattic

Contributions

Type

July 2026

Jul 31 Fri · 18:09

Meta high

Wrote a new post, Meet the new WordPress Playground interface, on the site WordPress Playground:
WordPress Playground has a new interface for its web instance. A customizable Dock brings tools…

Jul 31 Fri · 10:19

Playground high

Pull request #4124 merged into WordPress/wordpress-playground:
[docs] Add doc-screenshots agent skill and regenerate docs screenshots for the new…

Jul 30 Thu · 08:59

Forums med

Posted a reply to Bloqueio de registro, on the site Fóruns de suporte:
Olá Fernando, Quando a opção Configurações > Geral > Membros > “Qualquer pessoa pode se…

Jul 29 Wed · 17:44

Meta med

Wrote a comment on the post Migrating WordPress Playground Documentation to WordPress.org, on the site WordPress Playground:
Hi Lukasz, I do understand your position on it. I do love working with Docusaurus.…

Jul 28 Tue · 09:03

Meta high

Wrote a new post, One Playground, three workflows: Consistent agent guidance across surfaces, on the site WordPress Playground:
WordPress Playground is not a single interface. A developer may use the Playground CLI for…

Jul 27 Mon · 13:37

Playground high

Merged pull request #4010 into WordPress/wordpress-playground:
[docs] Adding WASM PHP modules page

Jul 27 Mon · 12:08

Meta high

Joined the organizing team for WordPress Day for AI Faro 2026

Jul 27 Mon · 09:17

Polyglots high

Translated 21 strings on translate.wordpress.org.

Jul 27 Mon · 09:10

Polyglots high

Reviewed 285 strings on translate.wordpress.org.

Jul 24 Fri · 13:09

Meta high

Wrote a new post, Gerencie sites do WordPress Playground com código, on the site Brasil:
O WordPress Playground costuma ser usado como um ambiente isolado e descartável no navegador: abra…