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.

Introducing the Release Management Team for the upcoming TYPO3 version 6.0

You might already read the article on typo3.org about our own approach of a Summer of Code. It really happens!

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.

Just one week and the last milestone release of the TYPO3 4.x branch will be released. What will you do to celebrate this?

This year's Developer Days (T3DD12) took place at MACE (Meeting, Appointment, Catering, Event), an extraordinary meeting centre in Munich’s suburb Unterföhring.

This year Google accepted 180 organizations to participate in the Google Summer of Code. Unfortunately TYPO3 is not one of them this time.

The month of February had many TYPO3 enthusiasts heading to the slopes of Crap Sogn Gion, Laax, Switzerland to enjoy the fine powder under excellent weather conditions. Discussions and decisions made at the Snowboard Tour are still echoing in the month of March.

TYPO3 was present at CeBIT in hall 6 together with other open source systems in a project stand sponsored by Mittwald. The TYPO3 CeBIT team was larger than last year and has been busy all week introducing TYPO3 to CeBIT visitors.