Can you help us understand why you'd like to offer QCubed downloads from your own site? Are you concerned about qcu.be going down? Do you just want to set up a mirror?

If so, one good way to set up a mirror would be through SVN - set up an SVN client that automatically does a pull from the QCubed SVN; this way, when new builds / bits are checked in, you'll pick them up automatically.

No, to be very frank, I am not really worried about being QCubed down. After all, you people maintain the server good. Moreover, I do not know how to set up SVN, never used version control (and the terminology which is pretty confusing to me).

I thought about just making it available that's it. No specific reason at all (well, that might sound weird)!! Well, may be I love QCubed too much to let go...if you know what I mean. I just thought about mirroring. But I am on a shared hosting so I can't set up SVN. Now, size of QCubed is very small so that would not have been problem. So asked here.

But hey, I would like to see some plan on documentation. Most guys I recommended QCubed to, simply said "The Documentation sucks. There is nothing there except examples." The questions were like "What is the difference between a QControl and a QPanel? How do I make a AJAX call inside a control which again is inside another control?" And so on. Now, there are answers for all this. I myself was finding some and I believe anyone can. But without proper documentation, it becomes really really tough. Documentation helps a lot. A LOT.

So please, if you guys can, improve and help improve the documentation. It will be of really great use.

Regards