Hey all!&nbsp; <br clear="all"><br>I've been using linux for a few months now and I want to start getting more involved in working on open source projects.&nbsp; I figured the best way for me to get started would be to add an itch that needed to be sratched for me personally to something I'm already using.&nbsp; In any event, I'd like to contribute to roundcube.&nbsp; I've used it successfully a bunch of times and I just love its simplicity and its ease of setup.&nbsp; That being said, the one thing that I wish I could do with it is to check my email from my cell phone.&nbsp; Sort of in the spirit of
<a href="http://m.gmail.com/"> m.gmail.com</a>, I wanted to pass it on the developers and see what you think.<br><br>I've included kind of a <a href="http://growinguplinux.com/images/m_roundy.png">rough markup</a> of an interface that I think I can build, less perhaps the grouping by conversation feature.&nbsp; Well at least I think I can.&nbsp; I've been going through the code and its complexity and depth are staggering IMHO.&nbsp; For some reason I thought simple interface = simple codebase.&nbsp; While the code is well commented and very, very eloquent, at this point its a bit above my knowledge of PHP &amp; javascript.&nbsp; However, I'm not going to let that dishearten me.&nbsp; I'm down for a challenge.
<br><br>So I have a few questions for some of the devs on this list.<br><ol><li>How modular is the interface?&nbsp; I've been going through the code and it seems like some HTML is hardwired into the program (but some of the code I'm having a hard time understanding).&nbsp; Is this the case?&nbsp; Is there an easy way to plug in an alternative interface besides a common web browser w/ajax support?&nbsp; Is something like this even possible with roundcube?
<br></li><li>I've been looking at the <a href="http://wurfl.sourceforge.net/php/">wurfl</a> and <a href="http://wall.laacz.lv/">wall</a> and thought that it would be easy to build a WAP/HTML interface like a roundcube_wall_page() using these libraries and I'd like to give it a whirl but I'm still trying to figure out how the code is structured beyond the introductory info in the help file.&nbsp; 
<br></li><li>Is there any rudimentary docmentation or diagrams that help explain the system design from a higher level? Is there some sort of autodocumentation program that I can help build or get involved in until I understand this system better?&nbsp; Something that strips tags out of the code and automatically builds documentation or something?&nbsp; How about a developers guide?
<br></li><li>What functions can I call that will allow me to: List all of the IMAP folders, get the messages from the IMAP server in some sort of organzied array, and basically just work with the IMAP stuff at a lower level.&nbsp; Is there a roundcube IMAP ilohamail wrapper class?&nbsp; 
<br></li></ol>If I'm not using the right language please correct me.&nbsp; This is a great, great open source product and I'd love to be able to contribute in some manner or fashion.&nbsp; Thanks for reading this and I'm hoping I'll be able to contribute some way.&nbsp; 
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