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The core team are very precise in their coding and we should all be celebrating their enhancements, but without documentation the changes just cause problems and kill more modules with every new release.
Trabis is doing a great job documenting in a consistent way the code in 2.6.0, so we can generate the documentation as much as possible directly from the code.
Documentation is very high on the list of things that the Core wants to make happen for XOOPS 2.6.0.
One of the aspects of the work we're doing on Basic Module Pack is to bring more
consistency across the modules, in the code, as well as in the user GUI, so if you know one module, it will be easier to use another one, regardless of whether you're a developer or end user.
The challenge is also user documentation, and here we would need help from the community. To write a user documentation there is no need to know PHP or CSS - just the module itself.
So if there are people who care about XOOPS and would like to help, please join the documentation team, and help us.