buddypress

We've recently added some really fancy functionality to BuddyPress. org that integrates any plugin in the WordPress repository that is tagged 'buddypress' and gives it a public discussion group.

WordPress Planet John James Jacoby 2010

As for the technical side, there are lots of online resources that let you launch a forum and plug it into your existing site with a minimum of fuss, such as vbulletin.com, buddypress.org and zoho.com.

Emily Glazer Answers Questions About Setting Up Online Forums and Tablet Apps 2011

April 30th, 2009 at 10: 56 pm PDT buddypress is really a wonderful package from wp team one of my friend already using buddypress in their blogs and made some wonderful social networking sites reply socialnerdia

BuddyPress Launches: May A Thousand Social Networks Bloom (Someday) MG Siegler 2005

Prediction – in a year or two you will see a one-click buddypress install button in your cpanel … with a gazillion plugins and themes available. reply

BuddyPress Launches: May A Thousand Social Networks Bloom (Someday) MG Siegler 2005

I installed mu and the buddypress beta version to play around with and it was great (with a few bugs).

BuddyPress Launches: May A Thousand Social Networks Bloom (Someday) MG Siegler 2005

We use it and are loving BP so far … … looking forward to a huge growth in features now that the official release has occurred. reply buddypress fan

BuddyPress Launches: May A Thousand Social Networks Bloom (Someday) MG Siegler 2005

I think I wanted to suggest an integration with buddypress.

WordPress › Support » Recent Posts chp2009 2010

Adding suggested codes from buddypress forum into either file or into php. ini either changes nothing or causes a

DaniWeb IT Discussion Community The5sisters 2010

But add support to add the urls from buddypress and wordpress MU.

Freelancer.com - New Projects 2010

I'm still hoping they do more with the IntenseDebate integration. ime, buddypress still needs a lot of work architecturally. or perhaps it's just the philosophy of wordpress mu pushing through. each user account created registered ends up using at least 3 database tables, and possibly more if they choose to create their own blogs as well.

TechCrunch 2009