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TYPO3 Flow 2.2 released
Along with the release of Neos 1.1 on June 19th the team also released version 2.2.0 of the TYPO3 Flow framework - a natural consequence of Flow being the base for Neos. The new release comes with a number of bugfixes, numerous new features and noticeable speed improvements.
Read moreTYPO3 Neos 1.1 released
We, the Neos Team, are pleased to release TYPO3 Neos 1.1. For this release, we wanted to build a strong foundation for the major features that we are preparing for future releases. As such, we focused on stability and performance improvements.
The TYPO3 Community is ready for the Agency Meetup Day in Frankfurt.
On July 2nd 2014, the TYPO3 Marketing Team will meet the TYPO3 Agencies of the Frankfurt area for an interesting day together.
100 days Executive Secretary
Since February 2014 the TYPO3 Association has an Executive Secretary. Naike Beggiato has been now working for 100 days for the TYPO3 Association. Time to make a first review.
This Week in TYPO3 (Week 22, 2014)
First 100 days if the executive secretary, team news, GSoC, code sprint, camp, events and child care
Evangelism and outreach
Christian Müller is community contact for the TYPO3 Neos team and an active evangelist. In this article Christian explains how we can evangelise TYPO3 and spread the word.
Third international TYPO3camp Mallorca
Tickets are now available for the 3rd international TYPO3camp Mallorca from September 12 - 14, 2014.
TYPO3 CMS 6.0 End of Life Announcement
TYPO3 CMS 6.0.14 is the last release for the 6.0.x branch
This Week in TYPO3 (Week 21, 2014)
Call for papers and speakers for T3CON14, team news, codesprints, TYPO3camps and coming events: CMS Day (Paris), Open Expo (Madrid) and T3UNI in (Annecy, France) and TypoScript plugin for Phpstorm
TYPO3-EXT-SA-2014-009: Cross-Site Scripting in news
It has been discovered that the extension "News system" (news) is susceptible to Cross-Site Scripting