After 5 months of concentrated development time, and many man-hours of programming, debugging and optimizing, we are proud to announce that vBulletin 2.0.0 has been declared stable for general use. It is now available in the members area for all current license holders:
I think that the main thanks and credits for this release should go to the development team and the moderators here, who have persevered though my silly suggestions, and your silly questions, and still kept their cool! I think that now would be a good opportunity to announce that we have now hired Ed, Freddie, Chris, Wayne and Kier to help with official support, both on this website, and by email (via [email protected]).
Of course this release is by no means the end, but just the beginning of a new exciting development in the life of vBulletin. We have already been overwhelmed with suggestions for vB 2.1, and we'll do our best to maintain the balance between functionality and performance. But while you have that to look forward to in the future, enjoy vBulletin 2.0.0 now that you have it. We have spent a long time preparing huge amounts of online documentation to help you get to know vBulletin a little better. Watch out for the template reference guide appearing in the members area, a complete administrator's manual will be put online this evening, and we have a technical manual and vBulletin configuration FAQ for you too! Finally, for all you database die-hards, we have compiled an ERD (Entity-Relationship Diagram) and complete database schema.
Also, available now from the control panel are several new import scripts. We have updated the UBB5 import script, and we now have UBB6 and vB Lite importers too. Details on how to get hold of these are available in the members area.
If you are new to vBulletin, why not check out the features that it offers and see how vB compares to other popular bulletin board systems!
Enjoy! We'll keep on updating things through the evening now, getting everything up to date.
John
I think that the main thanks and credits for this release should go to the development team and the moderators here, who have persevered though my silly suggestions, and your silly questions, and still kept their cool! I think that now would be a good opportunity to announce that we have now hired Ed, Freddie, Chris, Wayne and Kier to help with official support, both on this website, and by email (via [email protected]).
Of course this release is by no means the end, but just the beginning of a new exciting development in the life of vBulletin. We have already been overwhelmed with suggestions for vB 2.1, and we'll do our best to maintain the balance between functionality and performance. But while you have that to look forward to in the future, enjoy vBulletin 2.0.0 now that you have it. We have spent a long time preparing huge amounts of online documentation to help you get to know vBulletin a little better. Watch out for the template reference guide appearing in the members area, a complete administrator's manual will be put online this evening, and we have a technical manual and vBulletin configuration FAQ for you too! Finally, for all you database die-hards, we have compiled an ERD (Entity-Relationship Diagram) and complete database schema.
Also, available now from the control panel are several new import scripts. We have updated the UBB5 import script, and we now have UBB6 and vB Lite importers too. Details on how to get hold of these are available in the members area.
If you are new to vBulletin, why not check out the features that it offers and see how vB compares to other popular bulletin board systems!
Enjoy! We'll keep on updating things through the evening now, getting everything up to date.
John
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