Relaunch of the MOST website with new features 
Although it was not clear whether the timeframe would be met, it was intended to finally overhaul the website for the release of ModuleStudio 0.5. And here it is, shining with new colours and a professional layout. Furthermore we rewrote all content and adjusted it to the intermediate project state. New additional functions for rss and atom feeds as well as a comprehensive MDSD glossary make the feature set complete.
We hope that you like the results 
In future further innovations will be integrated, especially in the community area so that you can contribute your experience with ModuleStudio easily.
By the way: all the content areas on the website, except for the forums, are managed by a custom Module – naturally developed with ModuleStudio.
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