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Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! I knew sticking around would pay off..
Btw.. will you be releasing the API docs as well for the release candidate?
I don't plan to finish the polished API documentation until the final 2.0 release or shortly afterward. In the meantime, though, most of the Big Medium modules do include quite a lot of POD documentation already. If you're eager to get started right away with your own plugins and custom code for Big Medium, check out the documentation at the bottom of the files in the moxiebin/Modules directory, or look at the files in a POD reader.
Each file's documentation describes the objects and methods available for each Big Medium class, but it won't give you the broad overview of how they all work together. And it lacks tutorials. All of that will come with the final API manual. But at least it's a start; you can dig in by checking out these major components:
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