On August 6-8 in Karlsruhe the TYPO3 Developer Days 2026 will take place. Join me for an overview of nice features in TYPO3 version 14.
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Jigal van Hemert
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@ionica@mathstodon.xyz leuk detail: Nieuwegein heeft geen treinstation en dus mag je nog een aardig stuk met bus of “sneltram”. Dat deel van de reis kun je al afschrijven qua productiviteit (en comfort).
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@chuuchuu@toot.community case 1: what if a train goes from its origin to its destination but does not stop at one or more stations where it was supposed to stop?
case 2: what if the schedule only states that trains ride four or eight times an hour? No exact times, so no way to determine if it is late or not.
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@mwyman@mastodon.social @carnage4life@mas.to that is true for compiled software. In e.g. PHP-based Open Source software you simply declare a dependency on the (now broken) clock which is fetched from its own repository.
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@zaunkoenig no problem. Either we have or we find some messaging tool and discuss things there (much quieter too).
In less than two weeks I’ll be speaking at #T3CON25 in Düsseldorf.
Join me on November 25th at 15:00 at the Core Stage to learn how TYPO3 v13 can help editors with new features in “What if? Imagine you could use all of TYPO3!”.
New ways to move/copy content, a powerful LiveSearch and loads more smaller features will help you build great webpages.
Details: https://t3con.typo3.com/program/sessions/what-if-imagine-you-could-use-all-of-typo3-1045
Tickets: https://tickets.typo3.com/T3CON25/
I’m going to prepare #t3adminer for #typo3 v13/14. Apart from the usual changes in styling there is now support for dark mode that has to be added.
(Adminer only allows you to add a single CSS file and the HTML structure and classes don’t match those in the TYPO3 backend) Is anybody willing and able to help with this?
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@StuWatts@hachyderm.io I never understood why people like video tutorials with loads of detail information.
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@McWabbit@tenforward.social @chuuchuu@toot.community the Dutch railways have creative solutions: on busy tracks with problems they removed the schedule entirely; trains arrive X times per hour. 0% too late.
Or, if a train runs late they don’t stop at one or more stations to gain some time.