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Seasons greetings and successful year 2017
Smooth movement to LDAP for Single Sign On
Based on a productive collaboration of the Server Team and the typo3.org Team, we have set up a LDAP service to replace the current Single Sign On (SSO) solution which is integrated into the typo3.org website.
TYPO3 v8.5 released
Christmas came early this year - TYPO3 v8.5 has been released just now, including some very exciting and promising changes. This so-called sprint release is one further step towards TYPO3 8 LTS, scheduled to be published in April 2017.
This Week in TYPO3 (2016, Week 49)
A wide range of companies have been contributing in various ways to the TYPO3 project in the past and are still contributing as is common for open source projects. Our whole infrastructure for instance would never have been possible were it not for these contributions. Once in awhile there is a company that goes the extra mile. In This Week we highlight 3 projects that are pretty meaningful to the community. We have a look at maintenance of one of the very first TYPO3 extensions. Besides that we report on more community highlights and events for the new year 2017
Explanation of the T3A 2017 budget
SymfonyCon 2016 Recap
December 2016 began with a cool event in Berlin - SymfonyCon. We want to share our view on the event and most importantly how the PHP ecosystem in general and TYPO3 in particular are affected by this.
Results of the typo3.org Design Contest
On 3rd November, we announced the typo3.org Design Contest to get impressions and ideas from the community for the new typo3.org website. Now we want to present the winners.
Scheduled maintenance of the TYPO3 Git / Gerrit Server
git.typo3.org and review.typo3.org will be under maintenance on Friday, Dec 9th.
TYPO3 CMS 7.6.14 released
The TYPO3 Community announces version 7.6.14 LTS of the TYPO3 Enterprise Content Management System.
Join Us and Contribute!
In the last blog post we described how our infrastructure and setup works and what we wanted to achieve with it. Now you can experience it yourself! We just opened our infrastructure to allow public contributions - for example to the blog extension - and here is how it works.