John James Jacoby on Navigating BuddyPress’ Identity Crisis
I had the opportunity to catch up with John James Jacoby at WordCamp US 2015. […]
I had the opportunity to catch up with John James Jacoby at WordCamp US 2015. […]
BuddyPress 2.4.0 “Pietro” named after an authentic Italian restaurant in Paris, France is available for […]
BuddyPress 2.3.5 is available and patches a security vulnerability that may allow privilege escalation for […]
BuddyPress 2.2 introduced a Member Type API, which allows developers to register their own unique […]
In May, BuddyBoss founder Michael Eisenwasser shared with Tavern readers the challenges of creating a […]
Not long after the WordPress project adopted Slack as its primary form of communication, David […]
For many BuddyPress-powered social networks, profile field groups do not work as a one-size-fits-all container. […]
BuddyPress fans, mark your calendars! BuddyCamp Brighton, Europe’s very first BuddyPress conference, is just two […]
Nothing makes a BuddyPress site seem more active or more colorful than when members upload […]
The BuddyPress 2015 survey results are now available. This year’s survey did not have the […]
BuddyPress 2.3 beta 1 is now available. Project lead John James Jacoby encouraged site administrators […]