After several years of SiteSupra technology development and marketing we are happy to announce that our product has started to accumulate the most crucial success element, the dedicated professional community.  

More and more professional, hard-core web developers are getting involved into the SiteSupra platform through discovering the amazing features it provides, building their projects with the product and contributing their knowledge to SiteSupra Forum in order to support new developers. 

Today there are 7 SiteSupra Community members on the SiteSupra Forum from Germany, Australia, Latvia and Lithuania. Those independent developers have shown real understanding of SiteSupra development methods and have answered many posts on SiteSupra Forum. The SiteSupra Community members at SiteSupra Forum, those marked with blue SiteSupra cube avatar, potentially could be approached by anyone interested in professional independent assistance and advice.  

Some of the SiteSupra Community members has made sugnificant progress. We have examples of really advanced SiteSupra developers that are capable of providing the service at SiteSupra team level. Vaidas Zilionis, a.k.a. Why2Liz, the young developer from Lithuania has acquired enough experience to offers SiteSupra Custom Editor development lesson at his website, http://www.why2liz.net. Vaidas tells everyone how he designed a great, sophisticated Windows-style custom editor for SiteSupra.  

We believe that in a short time period the SiteSupra Community members will possess enough expertise and ability to provide their services as independent consultants in addition to SiteSupra Customer Support team. This kind of activity is extremely important for SiteSupra business development, since more professionals will be involved into the SiteSupra market in diffrenet ways.  

In our plans is development of a closed block exchange, which developers will use for marketing and selling their blocks. The blocks will be protected by license agreement and sold at several fixed prices. The exchange could also support custom SiteSupra editions (SiteSupra+modules), which could be encoded with our help and sold to interested parties on a revenue sharing basis. The examples of custom editions are SiteSupra based Intranet, eShop, and many others.  

We welcome SiteSupra developers to actively participate in the initiative. We receive staidly enlarging custom development request flow and would be happy to share it with professionals that believe in our technology. It fits our strategy well, we would like to be focused on SiteSupra engine development and provide you with more and more fascinating core features, while the blocks and modules could be provided by the independent developers.  

I also see nothing bad if the blocks developed by SiteSupra Team find competition from independent developers. That will only stimulate the quality of supply. So lets do business together!

Anton Sulsky
SiteSupra Product Director
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