TYPO3 Related Posts

  1. Results of the Research & Development Meeting

    Published on 21.02.2012 by Robert Lemke 3 comments
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    Back when we designed the structure of the TYPO3 Association, we envisioned the Research & Development Committee to be the body where the high-level technical vision and long term goals were defined. The Steering Committee on the other hand had the task to keep an eye on the overall strategy of the TYPO3 project and its product.

    With the abolition of the Steering Committee – as a consequence from refactoring of the TYPO3 Association – the need for a new body taking care of the strategy arose. Reason enough for the Research & Development Committee to meet up in Hamburg for working out a proposal.

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  2. I'm Fine with Cross-Country

    Published on 02.02.2012 by Robert Lemke Lemke 28 comments
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    Olivier Dobberkau sent a few rants today via Twitter, stating that the roadmap of TYPO3 Phoenix is so hard to find (here) and that it's so hard finding information about how to contribute (here). I think that the former doesn't make sense and the latter is not true.

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  3. How I Started with TYPO3

    Published on 04.08.2011 by Robert Lemke 5 comments
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    Today is my tenth anniversary! On August 4th, 2001 I uploaded my very first TYPO3 installation – not knowing that it would change my life.

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  4. Go Community! The new TYPO3 Association

    Published on 16.06.2011 by Robert Lemke No comments
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    During the last General Assembly, the Board and Steering Committee of the TYPO3 Association decided on a few important changes to the bylaws. These changes give more power to the supporting members of the Association, remove conflicts of interest regarding the deciders and receivers of the budget and, most importantly, move the strategic decisions to the community.

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  5. Flying to T3CON11 San Francisco

    Published on 05.06.2011 by Robert No comments
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    In 2005 a group of brave guys organized the very first TYPO3 conference. Jürgen Egeling certainly was the bravest of all, as his company took the financial risk, but not the gain. At one ocasion d ... Read more