[Typo3-marketing] Typo3 != TYPO3 / function of the typeheads / calendar
Daniel Hinderink [TYPO3]
daniel at typo3.com
Fri Feb 20 17:35:37 CET 2004
Gruetzi Dominic,
> maybe no one seems to care about this, but there is a BIG difference
> between Typo3, typo3 and TYPO3. one is correct, and two aren't.
> I think at least for marketing purposes we should stick to the TYPO3.
> my suggestion/wish: please check the spelling in your documents and
> change it.
Yes, that is on my wish list as well.
>
> ========
> concerning the typehead-functionality (or better: non-functionality):
> Daniel: I'd like to tell you what I would like to write in the
> press-release as soon as I have more reliable information what will
> be/changed/added/better in 3.6.
>
> I have quite a few non-official reports on 3.6 but no official
> information about all the "ingredients" in the new version.
> ok, I have installed RC1 and work with it. Not very interesting to tell
> people that some icons have changed.
> XHTML is coming/working - but to be true: as soon as you have installed
> any extension xhtml it is not any more XHTML compliant. what else will
> be in 3.6?
> I have heard that the DAM will be included. true?
No.
> so one thing which I really would like to communicate: the source code
> is improved, better description of the classes, some core-functions have
> changed - all this is for an open source CMS one of the major things. I
> think we should target this subject to technical-oriented press (c't).
>
> concerning the rest of the press (the non-technical): I would be very
> interested in having more precise information about 3.6.
> one thing could be: let's send them some statistics/facts! I have heard
> that TYPO3 is the 3. most used CMS in Switzerland!
The complete list of new features is on the todo list, it is accurate,
complete and up to date. It is also online on source forge.
Please take a look it is really worth it, especially when also checking the
todo list.
> ========
>
> concerning a calendar: why don't we just keep it simple? let's just
> build a list of all upcoming events.
> julle_events is a great start for this!
> one of the typeheads gathers all the information from the other
> typeheads and other interested people (I would do that) adds the events
> into a list and that's it.
> so we do not have to wait another few month until we find any calendar
> that has fe-editing functions.
That is a good idea. I have not had a look at it.
I will take a look and then install it if it does what we need.
Cheers
Daniel
>
> have a nice weekend!
>
> cheerio
>
> dominic
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