Jordan - Mihai would like to have a site created to test the PaintWeb code. I figured that test.moodle.org might be better than demo.moodle.org. I am not sure how you want to go about getting the code. Would it be possible for you to use git on the test server. I mention this because of the intention to update it and I want to make that process as painless as possible. Below are some comments I received via email from Mihai. Please do not hesitate to let me know how I can be of help or if there are any questions. I'll go ahead and add MD, ML, and Mihai as watchers in case they wish to comment. Peace - Anthony p.s. - Would it help to create a component of test.moodle.org in the tracker?

Hello Anthony!

Today I had a meeting with Martin during which I also discussed about having a Moodle 2.0 demo site where people can easily try PaintWeb. Martin gave the "go ahead", and said we are ready for a more public demo. The Moodle 2.0 integration work is now in a better shape than the Moodle 1.9 work. The code is available in my Git repository, in the mdl20-paintweb branch:

http://repo.or.cz/w/moodle/mihaisucan.git

Here's how I do it myself:

git clone git://repo.or.cz/moodle/mihaisucan.git ~/public_html/moodle-paintweb
cd ~/public_html/moodle-paintweb
git checkout -b mdl20-paintweb origin/mdl20-paintweb

The idea is you should also have it easy to update because I am going to push more updates, fixes, code polishing, etc. If you have git on the demo server, then a "git pull" command would be all you need to execute to update the code. That's about all for now. Thank you very, very much.