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byshinkendo, August 10, 2010
ZOO
The only way I could be more impressed with Zoo is if the applications had more OOTB themes/styles to pick from (dark, etc). Other than that it is massively powerful. I built a new, fairly complex Zoo application from scratch following their documentation and had it live for my client in less than a week. Other quotes they got from developers were like 4-6 weeks dev time!!

I've been testing the front-end submission on the latest beta 2.1 release and it's outstanding!

Nice job Yoos!
byshinkendo, February 8, 2010
Modulation
I have a very customized template and modules and an extremely complex combination of mootools, jQuery, and other javascript libraries, and OOTB I had some trouble getting the module working perfectly. The Blogomunity support team was able to quickly and professional assist me and get the plugin working PERFECTLY! I am extremely happy with them and would recommend them to anyone.

Cheers!
byshinkendo, March 10, 2009
Component Creator
This is a wonderful and extremely useful tool!

The only issue I have with it is that it creates the XML for the date in the wrong format for my country (USA).

Today is March 10th, 2009, but the date gets created like this... 10/03/2009

It would be ideal to be able to select a date format on the setup screen, then we wouldn't have to go into the XML file and change dates manually.

It's really just a tiny minor issue, buit it's the only thing keeping this from being PERFECT!!

Nicely done. :)
byshinkendo, November 20, 2008
Thank you for building such a useful set of tools! I love that you thought ahead to build both a plugin and module for such a handy component.

Cheers!
byshinkendo, September 24, 2008
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MooPopUp
It's easy to style, change the size, input HTML contents, etc. The transparency is nice and with a minor change to the .js you can control the opacity and more. There are several template/color schemes to choose from.

If there was a way to embed modules or articles, or process plugins in the text area, that would make this an excellent module.

Nice work.