Zotero as reference management software
Searching and collecting research sources without an appropriate method and tool might lead into time-consuming confusion. Looking for a way to avoid a growing unstructured collection of 3x5 cards/files, I stumbled over the reference management software Zotero. And it rocks!
Mail queue statistics for TYPO3 mailing lists
Last sunday, Luc de Louw published more statistics on the TYPO3 mailing lists. We can now peek into some charts about the mail queue.
No eAccelerator package for Debian Etch?
Two years after the release of "Sarge", we face the next Debian release called "Etch". Finally, Debian ships PHP 5, MySQL 5, Apache 2.2, ... but still NO eAccelerator package. No need to worry, you'll always find a package somewhere in the web...
"almost stable" release of mm_forum
Mittwald CM Service uploaded their latest version of the webforum extension mm_forum to TER. Eight weeks after the first alpha release, the extension now entered a beta state, but is actually called "almost stable" by the developers themselves.
OSBF-lua rules
Last week, I moved my IMAP account from university to a privately hosted server. At the same time, I said goodbye to Spamassassin and switched to OSBF-lua - the results were impressive...
Online - finaly
T3node is finaly released.
Be prepared for more stuff following soon.
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- Jul, 29th: New blog article about #Fluid ViewHelpers and #TypoScript in #TYPO3 http://bit.ly/d0moaf
- Jul, 28th: @dmitryd: The time it takes to learn #git is worth the price. Great tool.
- Jul, 27th: @foertel: Any public resources about extbase variable storage backends? Would like to board the project...
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About this site
T3node is a TYPO3 blog by Steffen Müller. Beside TYPO3, technical and nontechnical topics about free software and networked communication are discussed. It's build with TYPO3.
The content of this website is distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution - NonCommercial - ShareAlike 3.0 Unported licence.
About Steffen Müller
Since 2002, I am a user and developer of the TYPO3 content management system. I understand content management as an interdisciplinary task under the terms of a knowledge society. This task combines technical, economical and social aspects as well as profund analysis, planning and implementation.
Therefore I do not focus on plain coding, but on various aspects like usability, accessibility, customizability or empirical analysis, following actual findings in communication science. I am also very interested in the subjects of knowledge communication in open source communities and knowledge management in general.
Since the very beginning I am a strong enthusiast and an active member of the TYPO3 community. I have been a member of the official TYPO3 security team from 2004-2008. Since April, 2010 I am a supporting member of the TYPO3 Association and since May, 2009 a TYPO3 TRYDIVER ;-).
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TYPO3 is my favorite tool for content management. It combines enterprise level features with a well networked, highly active and progressive open source community.
