BuddyPress at WordCamp Portsmouth

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I spent last weekend at WordCamp Portsmouth, and met and re-met all sorts of super cool people. I was lucky to be presenting a session about BuddyPress, where I covered details of features in the next (1.3) release, as well as our plans for the future (1.4).

The presentation was recorded, and as soon as that’s uploaded, I hope to share my thoughts on the WordCamp in another blog post. For now, here’s my slides:

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Published by Paul Wong-Gibbs

Engineering Director at Indigo Tree. With significant experience in delivering enterprise-scale WordPress for international banks, newspapers, and magazine publishers, Paul has a keen interest in understanding projects holistically, improving processes by how things are built, and helping colleagues achieve success. Paul has also made substantial open-source contributions to projects like BuddyPress, Achievements, and WordHat (a Behat extension for WordPress). Brought up on a diet of digestive biscuits, crumpets, and tea, Paul likes spending his spare time exploring side project ideas that don’t end up going anywhere, playing video and board games, and eating ramen. Away from the screen, he enjoys reading, gardening, and dreams fondly of luxury travel. Previous: Daily Telegraph (UK), Automattic, Human Made, Pragmatic. Created: BuddyPress, Achievements, WordHat (Behat). Say hello at wpcom@byotos.com, on Twitter as @pgibbs, or on Github at https://github.com/paulgibbs/.

One thought on “BuddyPress at WordCamp Portsmouth”

  1. Looks exciting going by your slides, I can’t wait to watch the video (and see what fun I missed out on over the weekend!) But also to hear about the new exciting enhancements for BuddyPress 1.4 — I might just have to start running trunk locally and play about? 😉

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