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Contributors: @davins, @vapvarun, @imath. We’ve met twice during this first month of documentation contributions. ICYMI our documentation site is named the Codex. First, we’ve shared our feelings about the current status of it : Half of our guides are outdated. New screenshots and descriptions are much needed. Improving Codex organization is highly required: User documentation […]

Hi the BuddyPress community, We haven’t updated the BuddyPress Codex for a while and it really needs a big refresh! The BuddyPress development team decided at the end of their last week meeting to spend the next 4 to 6 months on this very important task: make our documentation up to date, better organized, more […]

This report presents the results from the 2013 BuddyPress Codex Survey held from August 16 – 26, 2013. One hundred seventy-eight developers from thirty-six countries responded to provide valuable information about BP usage and documentation requirements. Thank you all. A. Background At the beginning of the development cycle for BP version 1.9, @hnla and @mercime […]

As part of the work on the upcoming 1.9 release, we’re putting effort into improving the BuddyPress documentation. There have been many great new features and improvements to BuddyPress over the last few releases and we need to bring the documentation up to date. We’ve launched the Buddypress Codex Survey. The survey is already providing […]

We all know how critically important the WordPress.org Codex is. Countless laborious hours have gone into making it the de-facto resource for all things WordPress.org related. It serves as an online encyclopedia of WordPress functions, actions, best practices, and examples on how extend WordPress far beyond its initial reach. You may not know it but we’ve […]