I am seeking speakers for my @phpugffm & @phpugmrn meetups. We prefer in-person presentations in Frankfurt or the Mannheim area, but remote talks are also an option. If you have anything interesting to share with us, let us know. We'd be more than happy to have you! Thx! #php#phpc#phpugffm#phpugmrn
@vanamerongen There might be... Options ... as @shochdoerfer already mentioned. But in general we (as in The Usergroups) are (sadly) also missing the budged. 😉
After asking the community, I have decided to release a v12 version of the #TYPO3#Crawler which is compatible with TYPO3 12 LTS. There are some smaller know issues, but I hope the community will engage and help improve the code base.
Four new array functions are likely coming to PHP 8.4 that are still in the RFC voting stage. Learn about these array_find functions and how they work.
Just added a new hotel to the website to help anyone looking for accomodation. The Trecastell Hotel is a few miles from Cemaes, but is only a 5 minute or so drive away. Busses are available as well as a possible ride sharing option if enough people are interested. Their Sunday carvery is quite tasty as well! (I went a couple of weeks ago)
Tickets are still available for the event, book your #Drupal weekend on #Anglesey today!
Kevin Bond (aka Zenstruck) is joining forces with us as a head tutorial writer. This means tutorials created by Kevin in the SymfonyCasts style you know and love
Error management in TYPO3 can often be cumbersome and lacks user-friendliness. In this report, Rostyslav Matviiv describes work undertaken to improve the TYPO3 error log from his Q2 2024 budget idea.
If you're in the #drupal community, you probably know this to be true, but here's a couple of data points as well as some action items to get things going in the right direction:
The #Drupal IXP Community Initiative aims to incentivize organizations to hire new, inexperienced Drupal developers by rewarding them with Drupal community contribution credits. We’d love your opinion on what an inexperienced Drupal developer should actually know! Please complete our survey by June 1:
@thomastospace usually you hire someone who is going to perform the pentests. In that case, you just wait for a report and address the issues they will point out.
If you're the author of the pentested application, it makes no sense to be also the one who will do the pentesting. The best results are when someone else makes those.
Now live: Discover "My First TYPO3 General Assembly" through the eyes of our new Communications Manager, Kendall Litton, as she shares impressions from her time in Zurich.🇨🇭
