Boone Gorges

Andy Peatling

Jeff Sayre

This is a bare-bones component that should provide a good starting block to building your own custom BuddyPress component.
It includes some of the functions that will make it easy to get your component registering activity stream items, posting notifications, setting up widgets, adding AJAX functionality and also structuring your component in a standardized way.
This plugin is not designed for functional use, it is designed as an educational starting point.
Please note that this plugin has been updated for BuddyPress 1.5, and uses features of BP 1.5 (in particular, BP_Component) that are not available in earlier versions of BuddyPress.
<h3>Notes</h3>
History.txt – contains all the changes since version 1.0 
License.txt – contains the licensing details for this component.

BuddyPress Skeleton Component

This is a bare-bones component that should provide a good starting block to building your…

CUNY Academic Commons

David Cavins

BuddyPress Docs adds collaborative work spaces to your BuddyPress community. Part wiki, part document editing, part shared dropbox, think of these Docs as a BuddyPress version of the Docs service offered by the Big G ifyouknowwhatimean
Features include:
<ul>
<li>Docs that can be linked to groups or users, with a variety of privacy levels</li>
<li>Support for fully-private document uploads</li>
<li>Doc taxonomy, using tags</li>
<li>Fully sortable and filterable doc lists</li>
<li>TinyMCE front-end doc editing</li>
<li>One-editor-at-a-time prevention against overwrites, plus idle detection/autosave</li>
<li>Full access to revision history</li>
<li>Dashboard access and management of Docs for the site admin</li>
</ul>
This plugin is in active development. For feature requests and bug reports, visit http://github.com/boonebgorges/buddypress-docs. If you have translated the plugin and would like to provide your translation for distribution with BuddyPress Docs, please contact the plugin author.

BuddyPress Docs

I used it on a project for a client several years ago and it worked like a charm. Also, it was well-maintained.

BuddyPress Skeleton Component vs BuddyPress Docs