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How to use one git repository for your project and (site) package(s) while using composer.

It’s time for Neos CMS to hit new stages

In most teams frontend and backend developers are different roles. While frontend developers are geniuses at HTML, CSS and JavaScript they often struggle with Fusion because of the unfamiliar syntax and but also with Fluid-.Templates because of lots of Neos-specific domain-logic.

Fusion-AFX solves this by providing a very simple React-like way of defining presentational-components in Fusion.

We are happy to announce: Neos 4.1 and Flow 5.1 are here! The first minor release since the major versions in April brings a large array of improvements to the React-JS based UI and introduces the incremental transition to complete PSR-7 compatibility.

PSR-7 compatibility within Flow is a complex task that will take a while to complete. This blog post may sheds some light on the complexities and explains our further steps to achieve an entirely PRS-7 compatible framework.

We have created a Spreadshirt Shop so you can show your support for Neos with cool shirts, hoodies, mugs and more! And best of all: your purchase supports the Neos Project!

The Neos-Skeleton provides an easy and powerful start for new projects - beginner-friendly and highly scalable. 

Hi, I'm Roland, web developer by heart. Since the sprint in Dresden, I'm a proud member of the Neos Team.

Working with Neos became even simpler with our beginner-friendly editor documentation.

TL;DR: We have integrated CKEditor 5 into Neos. But there’s a longer story behind it.

Hi folks, my name is David Spiola and I’m 35 years old. Since June 20th 2018 I play a new role in this awesome community - as a team member.

Members from the Neos community and the teams met in Dresden from 25th to 29th June for a sprint in Sandstorm's office.

Janett, a first time attendee, shares her experience.

The security bug described here is actually not in Flow but in the PECL PHP yaml extension in conjunction with Flow

We are proud to annouce the release of our second major versions of Flow and Neos under the new brand.
These releases lay the foundation for many new features to come and promote the React JS-based user interface to be the default.
With the introduction of external asset sources into Neos and Flow it will soon be possible to
connect third-party asset management services and use them natively in Neos. We also worked hard to support four additional PSR standards and – in addition to many other changes under the hood – Neos can now handle Emojis!

The Neos Team is excited to announce the release of Neos 3.3 LTS and Flow 4.3 LTS!
This release includes the Neos User-Interface completely rewritten in ReactJS as default for new projects.
On top of that we added lots of new features and improvements for editors, integrators and developers.