lol the 2 tbdev codes you mention are not even tbdev code.
xam takes mods, most of them originating from tbdev, he then creates a dozen functions to accomplish what can be done in a few lines code, he squeezes in some bloat, adds a couple opensource scripts from google, makes sure to label every function and page with a made by xam comment. Then sells this bloated crap to the uber n00bs of the net.
The best source one can create in my opinion is one that the coder puts a lot of time and effort into. Not one that comes pre packaged. Take the basic building blocks and build upon them with the things YOU want in the source, the exact way YOU want it.
Modded sources maybe fine n dandy if thats what you are looking for, but there is no reason to ever use xam, unless wanna learn how to code poorly :P
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