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The Neos Team developed an agile and transparent funding concept which allows companies and individuals to support Neos by buying membership-like or one-time supporter badges.

The development of Neos and Flow now happens on GitHub. Announced during Inspiring Conference at the end of March the move is now done.

The release of version 2.0 is a great milestone for Neos. Built on feedback from agencies, users, editors and developers, Neos 2.0 contains more improvements & bugfixes than any previous release. At the same time, greatly anticipated features have been implemented, emphasizing the CMS's claim to be a great tool for more and more content projects. With this release Neos becomes a greatly matured CMS - or a Content Application Platform as we see it.

If you ever wondered whether it is possible to build fully accessible websites with Neos, we can give you a definite answer: Yes!

While most of the Neos team is gathered at the code sprint in Nuremberg we want to share the latest developments regarding the Neos Project's infrastructure with you.

We want to make Flow as free as possible to further its adoption. The current LGPL license has drawbacks with its copyleft clauses. Neos will remain GPL.

Today we started the beta phase of Neos 2.0. This major upgrade focusses on internationalisation, fine grained security and cloud-ready asset management.

A few days have passed since the announcement that Neos will transition into an independent project. On Tuesday and Wednesday we met in Munich to discuss the next steps.

It is our goal to continuously strengthen Neos, Flow and the community that surrounds these awesome open source products. The TYPO3 Association and we - the Neos team - have therefore started negotiations to separate ourselves on an organisational level.

At the 2015 Inspiring Conference Robert Lemke delivered the keynote talking about the past, present and future of the Neos software and project. Closing day one, Rasmus Skjoldan and Daniel Hinderink spoke about their vision for a product strategy hinging on one of the major trends in content management. The videos can be found below. Feedback, comments and sharing is most welcome.

It has been discovered that TYPO3 Neos is vulnerable to Privilege Escalation.

Exactly one year ago, the team behind Neos released the very first version of the software we build – what was then dubbed TYPO3 Neos 1.0. This December, we’re very happy to announce the release of the third major version. Now version 1.2 is available and it comes with a plethora of new features.

The first beta of TYPO3 Neos version 1.2 has been released for testing.

Update: We relased TYPO3 Neos 1.2 beta 3

Between 27th of september and 5th of october nearly 30 people met in Denmark at an amazing castle to work on TYPO3 Neos.

Participants from the United States, Cambodia, Russia and all over Europe worked on several parts of the content management system with the major goals to improve the user experience, add additional features and fix bugs.

The Neos/Flow team met for another code sprint at Technische Universiteit Eindhoven (TU/e) in the Netherlands leading up to the developer days. Three days were spent focussing on improving our tools, communication, discussing organizational matters, working on upcoming features and ended with finalizing the release of 1.1. The code sprint was medium sized with 13 participants in total.