I am new and taking a course ...and am requesting to be included in the Early Adopter Program.

Hi @webmac, Welcome! Not sure what you mean by the "Early Adopter Program"? LA

Could it be an earlier version 1.5 vs 2.0?

Sorry @webmac, I'm not familiar with it. LA

I had to do it, when you first start you have to do it to be able to make the newer version of apps Ed

Oh ok, thank you @Ed Goodall! LA

Ed - Can you elaborate and let me know what I need to do...to be included in the early adopter program?

Well it might have changed now because I did it early 2011, but when I did it, you had to just write a message on why you want to be included in it. So that you want to be able to create apps using the new versions and make them look more professional etc and help others out on the forum. Although now, I would recommend doing the Buzztouch Basics on Buzztouch U first. Thanks Ed

Ed - Can you elaborate and let me know what I need to do...to be included in the early adopter program?

Oops..sorry for the duplicate post. Thanks Ed.

Welcome webmac! Not sure but I don't think that the early adopter program is relevant any longer. I joined last year and do not remember having to do this. To make things easier on you I would use version 2.0. It's the most recent version of Buzztouch. Check out BTUniversity in you left nav bar in your control panel and do t forget that if you get stuck on anything, this forum is the ace to research and ask. Have fun!

Hello Everybody, The Early Adopter Program was, if I remember correctly, for the v1.4 to v1.5 transition, where people could build v1.5 apps if they wanted to, knowing not all the code was complete. We're now on buzztouch v2.0, so the Early Adopter Program is no longer relevant...in fact, v2.0 apps are the only ones you can build now! It's stable stuff, and good to go! Mark

Super...thank you all for your comments...I continue on in my training.

Glad your with us and thanks for the support webmac! the BTU tutorials and How To's will get you going. We are all here to help when you need it:) ian

Don't worry webmac, I'm a late adopter too! :) Cheers! -- Smug

I think I started the same online course last year... @WebMac, is it a Udemy "Learn how to make iPhone and iPad apps in 1 Hour with no Programming" course? I remember that being in there. I got the course as part of a StackSocial Mac software bundle - 10 Mac apps and the course for $49 bucks: Parallels, SnagIt PaintSupreme and a bunch of others (I was looking for a deal on Parallels.) The course alone was $479.00! http://www.udemy.com/how-to-make-iphone-and-ipad-apps-in-1-hour-without-any-programming/ The course is basically Buzztouch training pre-version 2.0 though. I was going to make that request post as well, but it didn't make sense once I got here. Buzztouch was already on v2.0 and they were telling people to ask for the early adopter for 1.5 if I remember correctly. It actually introduced me to Buzztouch as a platform and I abandoned the course once I discovered Buzztouch U and the Forums. Looking back at it now, I see the later topics look interesting, so I may re-visit it if it is not totally out of date now.