The last 2 years have been quite dull concerning module development - Pagesetter and Mediashare were the only big new modules and some of the older modules only moved very slow. But IMHO this has change since the release of the first Milestone of PostNuke .8
New Community Modules
Have you seen Florian Schliessl's modules? The central module is pnProfile - an alternative profile module similar to the new core module or AdvProfile (which actually has become the new core profile module
). pnProfile offers dropdowns, textfields ASO.
Demo: technobilder.de.
Another nice community module is Florian's UserPictures. It allows users to keep their own personal gallery. Demo: technobilder.de
I personally very much like Florian's ClickedMe which displays all the people who checked out you profile. Every user can choose for himself if he wants to be seen or not. Download: ClickedMe.
To cut a long story short: Florian has released a bunch other modules. A list can be found in his NOC profile.
PostBuddy is a module that copies a very popular function of mySpace ASO - you can make people your friend and display a list of your friends in your profile. Cool, eh?
Has anybody tried pnConnections? It sounds like a cool module.
Shops!
Did you see that Bernd Plagge adopted pnCommerce and released a working version? Contact him, if you are interested in cooperating with him! pnCommerce could use some cool new templates.
And pnCommerce has a young competitor! The development team has released a first beta of ShoppingKart. They are very active and keen on making ShoppingKart a cool module. IMHO their templates also lack beauty - but it's a first beta.
New Calendar
Robert Gasch and a user named "bones" announced to start working on a successor for PostCalendar - I'm really looking forward for that one.
But the grandmother of all calendar modules also has a competitor: crpCalendar. A neat little modules that's made to display a list of event dates - if you don't have too many of them it could fit your needs.
What else?
Did you see that Treverj is working on a cool PostNuke based Web 2.0 community site? Read: Project Updates.
The Spanish community released a Karma Addon for pnForum. You only need dpGraph for it.
Mark West released a new version of EZComments and added Akismet support. Akismet is the spam detection API of Wordpress. So EZComments sends all comments and trackbacks through Akismet to find out if it's spam or not. If you are working on any module that's been spammed - check out the Akismet module API and integrate its features into you module.
InvalidResponse released a first final version of his ElementBB forum. It's a nice and slim forum with great templates. Check it out at his homepage.
Jørn Wildt released a new content module that keeps content in a book like way and is made for team work. It's called CoType and should also serve as an example for a .8 implementation.
Hilope's Scribite is not only a module that adds the WYSIWYG editor of your choice to PostNuke modules. If you look deeper into the possibilities of for examples Xinha you will certainly never work on any site without this module. BTW: The initial development of Scribite was sponsored by the German PostNuke foundation.
Forgive me if I forgot your cool new module - this article wasn't meant to be complete. I wanted to give a little overview over what's going on right now. If you are working on something and you are looking for help or you even released it already - write your own article. I am sure it's interesting for all of us.

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1. kaffeeringe.de wrote on Jun 08, 2007 at 04:46 PM
Where are all the people normally whining that no new modules were programmed?2. paranoik wrote on Jun 08, 2007 at 07:38 PM
Just a note: the Karma Addon for pnForum doesn't need dpGraph to work3. kaffeeringe.de wrote on Jun 09, 2007 at 11:07 AM
Okay. So I misunderstood that4. ccandreva wrote on Jun 10, 2007 at 04:42 AM
Actually, I'm the one who adopted PNcommerce. At least two people now have also made their working versions available, however they seem to be diverged from what is in the NOC.I have been trying to see where the current NOC code stands in terms of working, and how it compares.
5. ccandreva wrote on Jun 10, 2007 at 04:44 AM
I should have added -- we've had a few people join on the project, and welcome any help. The last 2 weeks I've been trying to clear other work projects to be able to devote some more time to this.Anyone interested can go to the NOC project and join the pncommerce-devs mailing list:
http://noc.post...?group_id=23
6. Raul wrote on Jun 12, 2007 at 09:23 AM
Most of the modules works only with 0.8 which isn't recommended for everyday use.
7. Wendell wrote on Jun 12, 2007 at 05:25 PM
Actually, that is not true. Most of the modules listed above are for 0.76, some are for 0.8. ALL of Florian's modules are currently for 0.76, ShoppingCart works with both, pnForum's current stable release is for 0.76 (SVN works with 0.8), pnConnections is for 0.76, EZComments has versions for both, Element works with both...