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Greetings!

We know it has been a long time since anything has been posted here, but we are in fact still working on phpCollab, even if it is at a snails pace. :)

Anyways, to help us determine the best way to move forward, we ask that you take a couple minutes and complete our short survey.

The survey can be found here:
Platform Feedback Survey

Thank you in advance and please keep checking back here for more information regarding v3.

– phpCollab team

A demo implementation of phpCollab v2.5 has been added to opensourceCMS.com

View it here: http://php.opensourcecms.com/scripts/details.php?scriptid=443&name=phpCollab

phpCollab 2.5 final has been released.

This release fixes several bugs found in v2.4 and in previous versions of 2.5.

Please post any bugs/issues you find in the forums.

Thanks!

For the IRC users out there, some of us phpCollab users and hackers
hang out on FreeNode. Come by and say hello :)

Server: irc.freenode.net
Channel: #phpcollab

Hope to see you there!

Hi all,

I’m sorry for the “news blackout” on this blog. I’m here today to answer to all those people that are asking for news about phpCollab v3.

At the moment I’ve started working again on the project regularly. This means that I’m reserving some of my free time to keep developing phpCollab. During the last 6 months there were moments when I couldn’t work on this project, and, as this is an opensource project, nobody is obliged to work on it more that what they can/want.

Anyway, returning to what should be interesting: I’m nearly done with the users dashboards layout (thanks Adam!). From now on the goal of the development activities will be a release at the beginning of the summer.

This release should include all the basic functionalities for managing projects:

1) Dashboards for 4 different user group (developers, admin, project managers, customers)

2) Projects, milestones and issues management

3) Basic time management and activities logging

The development will be driven by the new layouts that Adam Patterson provided. This means using what is already in place with a new layout, and the creation of those functionalities that are “represented” on the layouts but not yet implemented.

Thanks again for your interest!