Slow progress is better than no progress. Martin is currently working every week to add or redesign parts of the code for NagiosQL 3.1. Something that will be changed for sure is the permission system,  the complicated Key/Keyhole functions will be replaced by user and group permissions. You will be able to set group permissions to every object. Most of the time is currently spent on SSH/SCP functions that adds encrypted transfers to the distribution of configuration files. The pear module were are trying to use at the moment (makes it easier to install) seems to be very buggy though, but we are fighting to get something running until the release. Our well-known configuration file importer will be upgraded with the ability to import multiline configurations, which is working quite well at the moment. As a result to the community response, Martin has already implemented three popular wishes for NagiosQL 3.1: Nagios Exclude Flag, Apache Authentication, Icinga Support. There is more to come and much already implemented, but the NagiosQL 3.1 development stills needs time and hopefully in some weeks the first beta testers. We will let you know if we need your help to test the first pieces.