felipeNascimento.org(true);

I gotta say I’m very proud of our work on theWebMind 2.0 and we have had a lot of people interested in helping its development.
Well, now we are ready to release the Pre-Alpha 2.0 version of theWebMind and I hope we will have much feedback and help to make it the best as it can be.

It has its interface completely remade, the core engine to interpret the WML language is also completely new.
Also, it has new features and supports different situations. The new core is quite faster and stable.

Now, theWebMind supports plugins. In other words, if you dislike any ouput, or simply want a new one, or maybe, just need to integrate a new feature to the Mind’s IDE, you can create your own plugin. To do so, we developed a very easy-to-use framework, where programming only in javascript you can create a powerful plugin to run into theWebMind.
Mind 2.0 comes already with some plugins we developed in a few hours, you can review then to learn how to do your own. More than that, you also can see all its documentation here: http://docs.thewebmind.org.

Modues… well, the modules have an important place in theWebMind’s process. It is with them that you can to generate the code to run and test your application. We released the ZendModels module to download as default. With this module theWebMind will be able to give you a whole application with some validation and all the CRUD (MVC) ready, following the advised Zend pattern.

You can also create your own module and generate the code following the pattern you want, the framework you want and even in the language you want.
How to create your own module? check it here: http://docs.thewebmind.org. Doing it you will not only help yourself doing your work, but also will help the community.
Notice that, you can create a proprietary module. TheWebMind is open source and uses the MIT license, but your module or plugins are not, they can have their own license and you can even sale then, if you want to.

Your feedback is very welcome.

Official website: http://thewebmind.org

TheWebMind 2.0 now has a new brand webpage.
Personaly, I really found this new layout beautiful and the structure and links are more well organized.
Talking about images and general layout, thanks to webbureau for the great job they have made.

Please, visit the new webpage at http://thewebmind.org and provide us your feed back

Hey folks, we’re about to start a new important step in theWebMind 2.0 development, and we want you to colaborate.

Yes, and it’s quite easy. Simply by testing the new version you will be helping us a lot. But you can also subscribe to help us in many different ways.
To subscribe to the team, and receive the latest version everytime we change something, before the others, just visit http://thewebmind.org/contribute/

You can also colaborate readding the new documentation we have worked on, and even help us translating it, and by joining our discussion group at http://groups.google.com/group/thewebmind.

See you there.

Do dia 26 ao dia 20 ocorrerá em São Paulo o maior evento voltado para o PHP da América Latina, o PHPConference Brasil.
TheWebMind 2.0 participará em uma sala separada, do evento php UNconference, organizado pelo grupo PHPSP.

Àqueles que tiverem interesse, podem colaborar simplesmente votando e comentando em nossa palestra pelo evento em http://joind.in/talk/view/1002.

A apresentação no tchelinux foi muito legal. Fizemos excelentes contatos e muitas coisas boas estão por vir.
O evento foi todo muito bom, repleto de palestras muito legais. Foi bem organizado e pudemos conhecer e interagir com muita gente interessante.
Após o evento, nos encontramos em uma churrascaria.
O evento valeu muito. Aconselho a todos a ir nos próximos eventos promovidos pelo TcheLinux.
Abaixo, veja os slides da apresentação que fizemos no evento: