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TYPO3 Association set-up meeting
The members of the different bodies (Board, BCC and EAB) of the TYPO3 Association met on March 19 and March 20 in Düsseldorf to initiate the new TYPO3 Association structure.
Read moreTYPO3 6.0 Release Timeline
As already announced, the release of TYPO3 6.0 will be this fall. To be precise: We scheduled the final release to be on 27th of October this year.
FLOW3 1.1 beta 1 released
The FLOW3 team is pleased to announce the release of FLOW3 1.1 beta 1. After several months of development, we have now closed the lid of the feature box and present this first beta for getting feedback from the FLOW3 community.
TYPO3 6.0 - Back to the Future
Back on track, embracing the Future. Our ideas for the upcoming TYPO3 6.0 release.
TYPO3 Phoenix and FLOW3 - April 2012
The major event for the TYPO3 community in April surely were the TYPO3 Developer Days in Munich. We had handed in a number of session and workshop proposals centered around Phoenix and FLOW3 - and were overwhelmed by the response we had. Afterwards...
T3BOARD13 confirmed to be back in Austria, Schmittenhöhe, Zell am See, 15.02.2013 - 22.02.2013
The twelfth Edition of the T3BOARD will be in Austria next year! For the second time we'll be on the Schmittenhöhe Hotel near Zell am See. This time we made sure that we'll be early in the season so that we'll have powder-runs instead of...
TYPO3camp Stuttgart
TYPO3camp Stuttgart kicks of a whole new series of TYPO3camps for 2012. The latest version of this successful TYPO3camp took place from April 27 - April 29.
TYPO3Wiki now in new Corporate Design
The TYPO3Wiki has been updated with a new skin which brings it in line with the new design of typo3.org.
The Phoenix team reports on the Developer Days 2012
Generally the TYPO3 Developer Days 2012 were very motivating, we talked to lots of people and had a very positive and intense time. Finally, it feels like FLOW3 is getting real and people start to gasp that Phoenix is at the horizon.
TYPO3 6.0 Release Management
Introducing the Release Management Team for the upcoming TYPO3 version 6.0
TYPO3 Summer of Code 2012 - it happens!
You might already read the article on typo3.org about our own approach of a Summer of Code. It really happens!
TYPO3 4.7.0 released
The TYPO3 Community and the TYPO3 Core Development team is proud to announce the release of the final version TYPO3 4.7.0. TYPO3 4.7 concentrates on standards and accessibility while continuing the deprecation clean-up process started with TYPO3 4.6....
TYPO3 Community March 2012
March had three main events. CeBIT in Hannover, the FLOW3 conference in Rosenheim and the typo3.org relaunch sprint, which resulted in the relaunch of typo3.org on April 2.
Release parties for TYPO3 version 4.7
Just one week and the last milestone release of the TYPO3 4.x branch will be released. What will you do to celebrate this?
TYPO3 4.7 Release Candidate 2 released
Today the last preview release of TYPO3 4.7 has been released by the TYPO3 community as a final step towards TYPO3 4.7.0.
TYPO3 4.4.15, 4.5.15 and 4.6.8 released
The TYPO3 Community announces versions 4.4.15, 4.5.15 and 4.6.8 of the TYPO3 Enterprise Content Management System. We are announcing the release of the following TYPO3 updates: TYPO3 4.4.15TYPO3 4.5.15TYPO3 4.6.8 All versions are maintenance re
Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerability in TYPO3 Core
It has been discovered that TYPO3 Core is vulnerable to Cross-Site Scripting.
Impressions of the Developer Days 2012
This year's Developer Days (T3DD12) took place at MACE (Meeting, Appointment, Catering, Event), an extraordinary meeting centre in Munich’s suburb Unterföhring.
First TYPO3 4.7 Release Candidate released
The TYPO3 community released TYPO3 4.7 Release Candidate 1 as preview to the final release of 4.7.0, which will be released on April 24th, 2012.
TYPO3 Phoenix and FLOW3 - March 2012
March turned out to be a rather slow month when it comes to Phoenix. Mostly due to customer projects and issues like private lifes, the Phoenix team members could work very little on the project, while Robert and me still had our hands and brains...