TYPO3 sprints are planned and happening, news on TYPO3 Flow and Neos, an overview of the T3A in 2014 and the next generation of TYPO3 with T3rookies.

The TYPO3 project eases into 2015 with sprints being set up for the year lying ahead of us. A year that will see the release of TYPO3 CMS 7 LTS, TYPO3 Neos 1.3 and TYPO3 Flow 3.0. We have a report on the editorial sprint, several goodies AND Paul is certified!

The TYPO3 SnowBoard Tour 2015 takes place in Saalbach Hinterglemm, Austria from Saturday 7th of February to Saturday 14th of February 2015. You can still join!!

Report from the first sprint of the Education Committee's Learning Unit Task Force

In this last This Week in TYPO3 of 2014, Neos 1.2 overview, interview with Mattes, TYPO3 Little Helper, FAL code sprint, What's New Slides and Go Mobile.

Mathias Schreiber is Product Owner for TYPO3 CMS 7 and he has been around in the TYPO3 community for as long as I have. He is one of the owners of <link http: wmdb.de>wmdb Systems GmbH, Düsseldorf. Mattes, as he is usually called, was present at a number of initiatives that laid the foundation of the TYPO3 community.

Week 49 was full of energy and expectation. A first version of TYPO3 CMS 7 was released building up towards the Long Term Support release at the end of 2015. The big Neos sprint spawns its third beta on the way the TYPO3 Neos 1.2. Word from the marketing sprint and Armin Vieweg tells us how cool composer actually is.

The second TYPO3Camp in Poland took place on November 21 - 22 at the School of Humanities and Journalism in Pozna?. Agata Pi?niak, office manager at Macopedia, writes about the event.

Exactly one year ago, the team behind Neos released the very first version of the software we build – what was then dubbed TYPO3 Neos 1.0. This December, we’re very happy to announce the release of the third major version. Now version 1.2 is available and it comes with a plethora of new features.

A lot of things have happened in the last few months. First off we had to take some time off after 6.2 LTS because it’s been a huge effort to make that release happen. But we did not really quit, we merely took the time to take a closer look at our workflows, team structure, overall motivation and most important of all… our vision for the future.