A lot of people ask how the development of Moodle operates. This page should give you a working overview that shou …Moodle clients via Catalyst Ltd in New Zealand, resulting in a lot of core development. Developers include Martin Langhoff, Penny Leach (mjollnir), Matt Clarkson

The hub server plugin is available for download from the modules and plugins database http://moodle.org/mod/data/view.php?d=13&rid=4282. Yes. If this module/block is Moodle 2.0 compatible (with support for [[Development:Backup 2.0 for developers|backup and restore in 2.0]]), the module and its

…t interfaces with Moodle using CHTML (Compact HTML). Included are module plugins for the feedback module and quiz module (multiple choice and matching quest [[Development:Overview_of_MFM_code|Developer Overview of MFM Code]]

…a general philosophy of modularity. There are over 25 different types of plugins, however many of these plugin types work the same way. For more about the structure of plugins, see [[Development:Plugins|Moodle plugins]].

…tten from scratch for speed and flexibility. The new gradebook consists of plugins for reports, imports and exports. There are a number of standard reports wh * [[Development:Events|Events API]] - Moodle.com

# Modules, blocks and other plugins should also store there images within a pix directory. For a more detailed description of how this all works see the page on [[Development:Themes_2.0_How_to_use_images_within_your_theme|using images within your the