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TYPO3 4.0.1
The TYPO3 Association is proud to announce TYPO3 4.0.1, the newest release of the TYPO3 Enterprise Content Management System.
Read moreFinding the perfect spot for T3BOARD07
Even though the summer is raging outside, the event committee is thinking about the upcoming snowboard tour's location, because the sixth annual snowboardtour or T3BOARD07 does not have a home yet!
English language articles from the T3N Magazine
Three English language articles from the T3N magazine have been published on typo3.org today. Originally from the current issue of the German print magazine, they have been specially translated for release on typo3.org. Further articles will be...
TYPO3 Developer Days
The first international TYPO3 Developer Days will take place from Friday 11th to Sunday 13th August, 2006. The location for this event is the Berufsbildungszentrum Dietikon, near Zürich in Switzerland.
Linuxtag 2006: TYPO3 5.0 and how to get there
Titled "Can Open Source Projects re-invent themselves", Robert Lemke and Daniel Hinderink presented the Research and Development Committees' plan of how to start the software design process ultimately leading to TYPO3 Version 5.0 " Phoenix" at this...
How to evaluate Open Source Communities
"Why Open Source is More Than Code, and Why You Should Care." A presentation held at the Transformation and Innovation Conference 2006 in Washington D.C.
Extensions FAQ updated
No matter if you're just using extensions or are an extension developer yourself - at some point you might have a question because you're stuck. Before asking a developer or the TYPO3.org team directly, you should check out if the question has...
Bug fixed: Editing of consultancy entries and references
Since the upgrade of TYPO3.org to version TYPO3 version 4.0 the management of consultancy entries and references did not work anymore. Now, this afternoon I was able to fix the bug which was cause by wrong path definitions in the extension...
Danish user group arranges TYPO3 seminar
Like last year in may T3UG.dk arranges a free 1-day seminar for all interested in knowing more about TYPO3.
HCI brainstorming
Hi TYPO3 Community, According to our roadmap we are now aiming for version 4.5 of TYPO3. That version is focused on enhancing "ease-of-use" in TYPO3 - enabling people to communicate. This is not limited to the backend skin, AJAX implementations,...
TYPO3 Security Bulletin
Two problems (path traversal and SQL injection) have been discovered in the extension dam_downloads
The TYPO3 font, Share, now freely downloadable
The TYPO3 online style guide has now been initiated on typo3.org. Included is the free package of Share - the new TYPO3 corporate font. The online style guide will progressively be updated with new elements as they are being designed.
Interview with Kasper Skårhøj
Thomas Hempel from the newsteam made a small interview with Kasper Skårhøj about the the new release and the future of the community.
Beta Release of Calendar Base Extension
A first beta release of the Calendar Base extension (cal) has been made public in the TYPO3 Extension Repository.
Security Bulletin TYPO3-20060501-1: chc_forum
A weakness in the display of forum messages of chc_forum has been discovered that may be used to execute arbitrary SQL
TYPO3 Security Bulletin
A weakness in the display of forum messages of chc_forum has been discovered that may be used to execute arbitrary SQL
Life after 4.0
So here we are with the final release of TYPO3 4.0. A lot has been going on in the Content Rendering Group.
2nd TYPO3 conference, Call For Papers
The 2nd Worldwide TYPO3 Conference will take place in Karlsruhe, Germany from Thursday 5th - Sunday 8th october, 2006.
New design for News and Association website
Tonight Sebastian Kurfürst has applied the new TYPO3 design to news.typo3.org and association.typo3.org. Thanks a lot for your hard work! Now the first step towards a unified template for all official TYPO3 sites is done
TYPO3 - Version 4.0 launched
Setting a new standard in appearance and function. The new version of the Open Source Content Management Framework impresses with focused branding, standards compliant templating and versioning.