We are going to briefly discuss the two main aspects of OpenGoo development: People and Architecture.
People
OpenGoo is run by the effort of many people who find motivation in its mission, or perceive a possible business opportunity, or do it as an academic task, or just for the fun of it, or all of the above.
The pieces and framework that OpenGoo uses are made by hundreds of thousands of developers all around the world.
Just about anybody can help OpenGoo, and we are always seeking for help to come aboard and join OpenGoo.
Architecture
OpenGoo is built using two strategies:
First, there is the mashup approach. This means OpenGoo takes many existing OpenSource projects, and "glues" them by developing tools to easily integrate them and make them look and feel like one single application.
Secondly, there is the classical approach, where we build a new piece of software. This will be the case when no OpenSource alternative convinces the OpenGoo team. Current work is being done in Java/JEE, due mainly to the background of the development team.
We aim to develop a system that is:
- Easy to install
- Cross-platform
- Secure
- Open Source
- Easily Extendable
WHAT's NEW?
Beta 0.6.6 is now available!
You can download it at SourceForge.net
...and don't forget to leave your comments at the Forum!
Join OpenGoo
OpenGoo has one goal: to make the best Web Office. Period.
There is no way we can achieve that goal if we do not work together as a community. We need to bring together the work of tens of thousands of the Open Source developers working on the pieces all around the World. We need your help. Come join OpenGoo now, and be part of a new Web history.

How does
OpenGoo work