This year at WordCamp San Francisco I gave a presentation on BuddyPress entitled “Cooking WIth BuddyPress”. The idea was to answer three questions:
- What is BuddyPress?
- Why should I use BuddyPress?
- How do I skin and extend BuddyPress?
The presentation was aimed at both non-technical and technical people and should provide you with a better understanding of what the project is, and it’s potential.
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Thanks for the overview, Andy!
Your video was excellent (and upbeat, all along). I recommended it to a friend who wants to create his own social network.
Thanks for making BuddyPress available!
Hey Andy, thanks for this video. 🙂
I’ve just downloaded and installed both WordPress MU and BuddyPress on my laptop – smooth installation!
I look forward to hearing you speak in Vancouver at the DemoCamp Vancouver 07 Social Platform.
My business partner Rastin Mehr will be doing a presentation on his pet project: Anahita Social Engine.
See you there!
Jen
Great stuff Andy, just the thing to watch for a non-developer like me. Looking forward to implement this in the near future.
I just love buddypress. Thanks for the explanation and making this much simpler.
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Can you give us a ballpark estimation on when BuddyPress will work directly with WordPress?
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Great idea, but where it fails (for our company requirements) is that there is no video or photo sharing.