Well its been 5 days for me. I'm liking it. Just getting adjusted to the changes. Sure does make things easier. I love it.

Just getting a handle for it.

It takes some getting used to before you can say it's easier to modify the vB3 templates. I've modified it quite heavily through some styles and it's not harder or anything like that. :)

I am waiting for the final version to be released before I even touch styles, or vB3 for that matter. It will be a real pain as I have about 5 heavily modified styles to convert :(.

-Paul

Well, you are permitted to have a copy of vbulletin running in a tucked away location that is not open to public for development purposes. I don't know what it can possibly hurt to install it and take a look to see what things are like. Try things out.

Trust me, no one will get hurt if you toy with vb3 on a non production level.

fyi, not installing a copy some where now is going to kill you when you have to learn all the new varibles for porting thos 5 heavly modify styles ;)

Just think of it as a chance to think up some new and refreshing styles and designs, look how this site changed from VB2.

Change is good :)

I plan on sticking with b7 until it goes gold. I hate updating templates on each release, and i have had NO problems with beta 7.


Well worht an install in a dev directory

I hate the vB3 admin panel look - it's worse than ever ...

how can you say that. the new acp is killer ^_^

*smack*

You don't know how to appriciate things as they are.
I moved to vb3, and am not looking back no more.
the new acp has so much more to use and in a better overview and quicker and easier to jump around in.
Definitly worth it, especially the debug modus and the way styles and languages are managed, such an improvement.