RainTPL 3 is been officially released and is been published on Packagist, so you'll be able to download it from github or install in your application with Composer (the suggested way). 
We also started to work on the documentation available as wiki on github, https://github.com/rainphp/raintpl3/wiki, so now you'll be able to contribute to the code and the documentation as well.

You can download RainTPL 3 from github:
https://github.com/rainphp/raintpl3

Or with Composer with the following require:
{
    "require": {
        "rain/raintpl":">=3.0.0"
    }
}

For any feedback and questions you can write here:
http://www.raintpl.com/Forum/Development-Forum/Rain-TPL-3/?t=RainTPL%203%20published-268#p_1021 

That's the most amazing way to learn git and github: http://try.github.com/

Try it if you want to learn git to contribute to the RainTPL project or even to create your own repository. And please give feedback.

http://www.raintpl.com/Forum/Rain-TPL-Community/General-Discussion/?t=247 

Slowly RainTPL 3 is moving forward thanks to the sinergy of our awesome community. In the meaning time we are also working on the RainCMS and preparing a wiki module to create the new documentation for RainTPL 3, hopefully will be ready in October.

Our challenge is to create the easier template engine for us (yes we use Rain) and obviously for all of you who want to create website with personality and in the simpler way, because we know that you want to save time on the configuration of scripts, permission and other amenities of PHP, so you can dedicate all your energy in the creation of the designs, backend or whatever you enjoy the most in the creation of a web projects.

Coding is cool and fun, keep it that way. 

You may notice that this website is going way faster, well we moved all Rain project websites on the cloud!

Now we are on Cloud Server on Rackspace, in the next few weeks we'll also upgrade the CMS with the new Rain CMS, and with the cache plugins, these websites will fly. 

The first drop

Lot of years passed since I started to work on Rain CMS, and months since I announced that Rain was going open source... and the time has finally come!

This is the first Alpha version, so expect great improvements in the next few weeks, on both CMS and website, follow us on @raincms to stay up to date.

Let's go try Rain:
raincms.org


Sincerely,
Federico Ulfo
Founder of Rain CMS