Excellent. That sounds great. There are a few things you should do to get started:

• First, explore the Module Builder Guide. Everything there should be correct and accurate as of the v2.0 release of web2project but if you find something incomplete or odd, don’t hesitate to ask on the Support Forums.
• Next, as you work on your module, instead of writing your own functions for getting Project Lists or Active Users or other common things, check out the core system and use those functions instead. They’re useful, well-tested, and then you have less code to write.
• Finally, when you run into trouble, visit the Support Forums. Our great community is knowledgeable and friendly.

Wondering if we could teach a bit more about web2Project? now you can learn what web2Project is all about.

We took a very different approach towards documentation from the rest and we went through a more visual solution because a picture is worth more than a thousand words, and we are sure it will be a lot easier for the users to understand the application this way.

So where can you find it?
http://wiki.web2project.net

Thanks go out to Keith for setting up our Wiki site, to Bruce for the terrific pictures and Stephen who did the amazing video training and most of the written work.

Pedro A.

Continuing the effort of providing a product that is Open Source but still making it the least cumbersome as possible, we are providing a place where you can view a complete cross reference of web2Projects code.
Hardcore programmers will love it, and the casual user can always use it for reference when getting support on the forums.
And the fun part is that it is updated daily, so you can always count on it to help you out with the latest code.
Click here to see the web2Projects Source Code Reference

Speaking of support and forums, we are introducing a new support channel… the LiveChat.
It is our way of improving the way our community interacts, bringing it together faster because it is integrated with our forums, so if you have a forum account you will be able to use it right away.
LiveChat is our way of saying that good and fast support are a priority for us, just as much as creating a good and responsive community. The more we communicate the faster we’ll evolve.
So join our community in the web2Project Forums and see for yourselves.

web2Projects infrastructure is now in place as we approach our first release… stay tuned… this baby is about to be born.

Pedro A.

Yes we are concerned about how easy it is to use web2Project and one of the ways to improve your way to work with it, is to show you how to.

No, we don’t want to tell you… we want to show you!

I know we have Video Training at the distance of a click, but maybe it is too fast for some people, so lets make it nice and easy and put it in a User Guide.

This User Guide demonstrates how determined we are into making web2Project a User Friendly tool yet still a powerful Project Management System.

This is web2Project at its best, Fast Learning, Fast Working… need anything else?

Go grab your copy in the Download link.

Pedro A.