The first official demo of the new version of moo.rd is here. It’s a beta version, too. But it shows the new, more powerful and more coherent engine of the Customize branch.

The following are the currently three demos of the moo.rd1.3.1beta Customize:

• Custom.Alert
• Custom.Confirm
• SmoothScrolling

The new Custom.Alert and Custom.Confirm classes are modal, fixed, and can be draggable, like the standards. But they are “Custom”, so we can give them our personal style, choose an overlay (made by the new Overlay Utility Class) with a custom light, make them appears/disappears with a fade transition and many more.

I want to have the Apple style plus the Windows Style plus my personal style in the page: mission impossible? custom Alerts and custom Confirms, go, make it possible!

The SmoothScrolling class is …

Dev’s Road is no longer the default moo.rd development system, because i found a better solution, and the better solutions are always welcomed.

Now we use the Trac system to take higher performances, with the Assembla toolkits.

You can find the moo.rd development at http://trac2.assembla.com/moord.

This is the new moo.rd Development site map:

• Wiki
• Timeline
• Roadmap
• Browse Source

Actually, you cannot open tickets, until the new core systems have been built. When all the “base” of moo.rd is completed (this include the new API changes throughout the whole library) you will be able to open tickets and download the current dev version, so you can test it.