We All Like to Reblog
Have you ever come across a blog post that you enjoyed so much you wanted to easily share it with the readers of your own blog? Sure, you can copy and paste the link and perhaps even a snippet of text with your own comments, but overall it’s not a particularly enjoyable experience. We wanted to change this and make sharing other posts with your readers as easy as posting to your blog.
Spip 2.1 is out
The new version of SPIP 2.1 is out. After a long wait, this new version brings huge changes.
This new version opens to the modularization of functionality in the form of extensions and plugins, as proposed by all the other CMS.
But Spip has also undergone other changes as an improvement of the cache, more security. It is also compatible with PHP 5.3 and includes the library Jquery 1.4.2 and 2.8.2 pclzip.
It is now more flexible and more structured with an improved debugging.
A statement of this new version is available.
WordPress’s WordCamp in San Francisco!
Next Saturday, May 1, the WordPress community of bloggers, developers, designers and friends will gather in San Francisco for the 4th annual WordCamp SF.
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Google Summer of Code 2010 coming up
As you know (or not), TYPO3 was in the Google Summer of Code 2009 and it was very successful. TYPO3 team want to do better this year. Take a look about what they wrote.
We are excited that Google Summer of Code is underway again this year. After having had a successful first Google Summer of Code last year, we are happy to also apply for GSoC 2010.
We're looking for help to make this years Summer of Code even better than last year and are asking you to think about how things could improve.
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TYPO3 4.3.2 and 4.2.12 released
The TYPO3 Core Team announces versions 4.3.2 and 4.2.12 of the TYPO3 Enterprise Content Management System.
They are announcing the release of the following TYPO3 updates:
- TYPO3 4.3.2
- TYPO3 4.2.12
All versions are maintenance releases and contain bugfixes and security fixes.
IMPORTANT: These versions include important security fixes to the TYPO3 core. A security announcement has just been released:
http://typo3.org/teams/security/security-bulletins/typo3-sa-2010-004/
FireStats Charts 1.0.2 released
I just released FireStats Charts 1.0.2 
It comes with some little fixes.
Enjoy !
1.0.2 changelog :
- Removed static graph image
- Added temp graph png generation
- Added temp directory file cleaning (older than 1 hour)
TYPO3 – New maintenance policy
The TYPO3 Core Team is pleased to announce its new official maintenance policy for TYPO3 4.x.
Today the TYPO3 Core Team published its new maintenance policy on typo3.org (see link below). This translates into a nice new version matrix (thanks to Oliver Klee) that shows at a glance what is the status of all recent TYPO3 versions.
With this new information we hope that the lifecycle of each TYPO3 version will be clear to all members of the community. It should help planning upgrades for TYPO3 administrators.
This new policy also clarifies the work of both the Core Team and the Security Team, as we had - until recently - some fuzziness about which versions to keep patching and for what kind of bugs or security fixes.
We hope that you will appreciate this increased clarity.
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TYPO3 v4.4 – “the last 20%”
The development of TYPO3 v4.4 has begun. Starting with TYPO3 v4.4 there will be fixed releases every six months. For this next version, the TYPO3 development will be focused on "the last 20%".
The development of TYPO3 v4.4 has now begun. For the next release, which is scheduled to be released in May 2010, the TYPO3 development will be focused on the "the last 20%" of the current feature-set to shape the rough edges around the package.
More details about release dates and up-to-date infos about the tasks can be found in the wiki page on the TYPO3 Forge.
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WP’s Core Team Meetup Results
To get started, here’s a short video from the meetup discussing some of the topics and 2.9. In the opening pan, you’ll see (L-R) Andrew Ozz, Mark Jaquith, Jane Wells, Peter Westwood, and Ryan Boren, followed by Matt Mullenweg as the first person talking. Tip: go full-screen in HD to feel like you were there.
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