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  1. FLOW3 1.1 Beta Releases

    Published on May 15, 2012 9:34:00 a.m. by Robert 3 comments
    Filed under: FLOW3

    After several months of development, we have now closed the lid of the feature box and are busy preparing the releases. In this post I'll give you a quick overview of what you can expect during the next few weeks.

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  2. FLOW3 Codesprint and FLOW3 1.1

    Published on Mar 22, 2012 8:54:11 a.m. by Robert Lemke Lemke 11 comments
    Filed under: FLOW3

    Complaint number one by developers using FLOW3 – and that includes the core team – has been the compilation speed in a development context. There are times FLOW3 needs to flush all code caches which can result in several seconds of waiting time on the next hit, when the proxy classes are rebuilt. In order to tackle this, we scheduled a whole week for a code sprint in Lübeck.

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  3. Conferences in June 2012

    Published on Feb 22, 2012 12:11:51 p.m. by Robert Lemke 3 comments
    Filed under: FLOW3

    This June is packed again with conferences – always a nice opportunity to share some insights we had during the development of FLOW3 and TYPO3 Phoenix. I try to keep the balance between being pr ... Read more

  4. FLOW3 1.0 Training Switzerland

    Published on Aug 31, 2011 5:08:41 p.m. by Robert Lemke 3 comments
    Filed under: FLOW3

    If you're planning to take a closer look at FLOW3 and live in Switzerland or Southern Germany, there's a great opportunity for you to delve right into essentials: I'll give a one day public training in Zürich this September.

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  5. FLOW3 Supports PHP Vendor Namespaces

    Published on Jun 29, 2011 12:47:27 p.m. by Robert Lemke 9 comments
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    The result of the last big refactoring before FLOW3 1.0 now made it to our review queue (typo3.org login required): vendor namespaces support. This new feature has two great benefits: first of all we don't need a central package key registry (like the one we have for TYPO3 4.x extensions) and secondly, it allows anyone to seamlessly integrate third-party packages, such as Symfony2 components and Zend Framework components or virtually any other PHP 5.3 based library.

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