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It has been discovered that Flow is vulnerable to a time-based Information disclosure vulnerability.

Join us on our next sprint from 21st-25th November and the first Neos Barcamp on 26th November in Hamburg.

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.

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.

The melting pot where content and layout come together now has a new name.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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!

Work for our new branding is well underway - now is your chance to help us make it awesome by supporting our funding. Get a premium or standard brand-supporter badge and you will be featured during Inspiring Con!

During our latest sprint in Dresden we looked back at the last months and decided to adjust the way we want to work with teams and projects in the Neos community. This post explains the changes…

A solid release plan and strategy is important for developers, customers and users. It increases the trust in the product and the people behind it. Gone are the times where you weren't sure when a certain feature or bug fix would be released!

The first sprint in 2016 was a great success! Around 20 team members and Neos enthusiasts met and collaborated on Neos and Flow. Focus points were the React UI rewrite, release management, marketing and project organisation.

This spring is loaded with cool events about Neos and Flow! Make sure you join us at Inspiring Conference and don't miss a sprint, camp or Meet Neos near you.