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This Week in TYPO3 (2015, Week 34)
For most of you, as for me, the holidays are over. I hope you had a great relaxing time and are ready for the last part of 2015, bringing TYPO3 CMS 7 LTS. The last few weeks were nothing but Impossible with release of TYPO3 CMS 7.4. The first Open Source CMS Garden Unconference is upcoming. There were three agency meetups, one FORM sprint going on and an overview of the coming TYPO3 events.
Read moreTYPO3 Agency Meetup Days 2015 – A report on the Hamburg meeting
The third of the 11 TYPO3 Agency Meetup Days (T3AMDs) planned for 2015 took place on August 19 in Hamburg.
Submit your 2016 budget application
The budgetary process 2016 officially starts on August 15, 2015.
TYPO3 Agency Meetup Days 2015 – A report on the Copenhagen and Berlin meetings
The first two of the 11* TYPO3 Agency Meetup Days (T3AMDs) planned for 2015 took place on August 4 and on August 5 in the Danish and German capitals.
This Week in TYPO3 (2015, Week 30)
The TYPO3 steam engine is heated up and full speed ahead after the Developer Days. We have more news than fits in one This Week. An exciting new TYPO3 release on the horizon. Hot TYPO3 Developer Days and the Snowboard Tour comes to Cold Canada. Sublime for TYPO3!
Updated translation server is online
An up-to-date version of the TYPO3 translation server is now online. Contributing to TYPO3 has never been so easy for non-developers. Join us today!
T3Rookies build website for Romanian orphanage
Promotion of young talent at summer camp
T3BOARD 2016: the planning is on.
A message to the TYPO3 snowboarders and skiers from the organizers of T3BOARD16.
This Week in TYPO3 (2015, Week 25)
Neos splits of from the TYPO3 community, release of TYPO3 CMS 7.3, new TYPO3 Agency meetups and events: T3CON15 and T3CON15ASIA
May diary of the TYPO3 Association
In the era of keywords, if we would have to choose one for the month of May at the TYPO3 Association we would go for “change”.