Architecture: Frontend and Backend Extensibility Patterns
Creating an extensible software platform is one of the core ideas behind Neos – Here, we'll shed some light about the difference between planned and unplanned extensibility, giving practical examples and showing why both are important.React Snippets: Debug Component Performance with ES7 Annotations
On our ongoing journey towards the React rewrite of the Neos backend, we keep learning and experimenting. We'll share bits and pieces of our experiences here if we think they could be interesting to a broader audience. Today, we'll tell you about using a custom ES7 decorator to find reasons for rendering performance issues.Report: Meet Neos Munich
The first Meet Neos event in Munich took place on 3rd November 2016. The 1-day conference was organized by mindscreen at Einstein Kultur.Report: Meet Neos Salzburg
The first Meet Neos event in Austria took place on 13th October 2016. The 1-day conference was organized by gesagt.getan at Gutshof Glanegg.Save the Date: Neos Conference 2017
The Neos Conference 2017 is scheduled for the 31st March and 1st April in the Gastwerk Hotel Hamburg.Time-Based Information Disclosure Vulnerability in Flow (Flow-SA-2016-001)
It has been discovered that Flow is vulnerable to a time-based Information disclosure vulnerability.Neos Sprint and Barcamp Hamburg 2016
Join us on our next sprint from 21st-25th November and the first Neos Barcamp on 26th November in Hamburg.Neos issues now on Github
All issues of the old issue tracker on jira.neos.io have been moved to Github, which is now the new home for feature requests, task coordination and bug reports.Neos DevCamp Nuremberg 2016
More than 40 developers and Neos team members had a great time in Nuremberg last week. At the first Neos DevCamp Neos developers from beginner level to expert got hands on sessions and in-depth discussions of the topics that were most relevant to them.Neos Fusion
The melting pot where content and layout come together now has a new name.Neos 2.3 LTS and Flow 3.3 LTS released
We are proud to announce the release of Neos 2.3 LTS and Flow 3.3 LTS! They are the first longterm support versions of Neos and Flow and come with 2 years of bugfix releases and an additional year of security releases. We have focused on stability and development improvements for the LTS.Neos Sprint and DevCamp 2016
We will have a Neos sprint in Nuremberg from 29th-31st August. On wednesday, the 31st, the first Neos DevCamp will take place. It will be a barcamp-like event where Neos and Flow developers have the opportunity to organize sessions together with core team members.Neos + React
We strive to keep Neos a performant and flexible content application platform with a great user experience. At the beginning of 2016 we therefore chose to switch to React as the basis for the Neos backend interface.Neos 2.2 and Flow 3.2 released
We are happy to announce Neos 2.2 and Flow 3.2! They come with a better user experience, improved media management and more powerful multi-site handling and many smaller tweaks and bugfixes. We have updated and improved their documentation as well.Hello, I'm Neos.
Today at InspiringCon 2016, we have launched the all-new Neos brand. To celebrate our new visual identity, we also relaunched neos.io. Read on to find out more!