1. TYPO3 Codesprint Berlin 2011

    Last week we met with a group of more than 40 members of the core and security team plus additional active members of the community for the TYPO3 Codesprint Berlin. Technische Universität Berlin provided us with enough space again for discussing ideas, new concepts and actually implementing some of them right away. Besides having great coffee we also decided on the next steps for TYPO3 4.6, 5.0 and FLOW3.

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  2. Vendor names in PHP namespaces

    Since an increasing number of PHP projects are going to use namespaces, it gets more important to agree on a scheme which avoids naming conflicts. The current best practice is to use the "vendor name" as the top level namespace – but who says that your vendor name is unique?

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  3. FLOW3 1.0 beta 1 release date

    Some of you might have noticed that we let the originally planned release date for 1.0 beta just pass (I announced that it would be February 18th). The reason for it is that Karsten and I were working on some heavy last-minute refactoring of the FLOW3 core, namely the Doctrine2 integration and a new proxy building mechanism.

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  4. It takes all kinds to build a world

    Ten years ago, I'd never have thought that an Open Source project could give me enough fuel to stay for such a long time. And although being part of it can require a lot of energy at times, it was certainly the friendly community which made me eventually quit my old job and dive into TYPO3 completely. Diversity and common value is what drives us ahead personally and in the end also TYPO3.

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  5. Video: Talk about AOP at WebExpo 2010

    In September 2010 I gave a talk about Aspect-Oriented Programming at the WebExpo Conference in Prague. The session covered AOP in general as well as its actual use in combination with FLOW3. Although it's been some time ago that it was recorded, I wanted to share the video the WebExpo team took during the conference.

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