The feedback the Neos team got regarding the upcoming 1.2 release has been very positive and encouraging. If you haven't seen them yet, make sure to watch the small teasers showing off some of the nice features in 1.2. And while Aske, the release manager of Neos 1.2, unremittingly labors to fix the loose ends and get the stable version out of the door, the whole core team was very busy with the next release already.

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.

Maintaining compatibility between several TYPO3 versions can get tricky. But we have come up with a very simple way to make it easier for you.

The BIG Neos code sprint, Neos compendium translators needed, TYPO3camps, community counts and Dynamic Content Elements.

The few things you want to know about last month at the T3A.

TYPO3 Neos 1.2 beta2 released containing bugfixes, improvements and additional editor experience improvements

The TYPO3 Community announces the versions 4.5.38 LTS and 6.2.7 LTS of the TYPO3 Enterprise Content Management System.

Week 45 saw some TYPO3 CMS announcements, Rasmus visits J.Boye, the how and why of Neos bootstrap, T3EE event report and a CMS scanner for CMS Garden

Right after the CMS Team meeting in Hannover 17 people met in sunny (*cough, cough*) Hamburg, Germany for another codesprint. Read about the results:

At TYPO3 Camp Rhine Ruhr 2014 Fiona Hasenau did a session on "Community Diversity". Many people were interested in this topic and the session had a great mix of old veterans and newcomers, attending their first camp.