This is to inform you that operation of bugs.typo3.org will be discontinued in the future.

From September 20 - 23 the last sprint in this series took place in Linz, Austria. The main topic of this sprint was Quality Assurance (QA) and Continuous Integration (CI).

The TYPO3 Community announces versions 4.5.20, 4.6.13 and 4.7.5 of the TYPO3 Enterprise Content Management System.

This time I should be using the old names "Phoenix" and "FLOW3" still, as this is about last month - but let's cut the red tape this time, ok? So, what has happened in September?

The release of TYPO3 6.0 has been postponed for 4 weeks

Since 6.0 beta1 feature freeze is in effect main development focus of beta2 was on stabilization and bugfixing.  Within short time period between…

The Phoenix Code Sprint in Copenhagen started in full force this Tuesday. Monday was used to prepare things for the sprint with 6 people who already arrived on Sunday.

In August FLOW3 1.1 was released - so now there is no excuse anymore not to use the latest and greatest version of the framework. Work on Phoenix proceeded as well, to lay a nice foundation for the September code sprint in Copenhagen.

The TYPO3 Community has been buzzing with activity the last few weeks, peaking the last 7 days. One reason for this rush in activity is the switch in the TYPO3 Core to support and use PHP 5.3 namespaces like FLOW3. This was an important reason the original release date for the first beta of TYPO3 6.0 was postponed about two weeks.

From September 3 until September 9 a code sprint will be held in Copenhagen to work on the first version of what we still call Phoenix. Phoenix is the next generation CMS built upon our newly developed PHP framework FLOW3.