The PHP Application Framework FLOW3 on 20 October will be published in
version 1.0. That was Robert Lemke, lead developer of TYPO3 Phoenix (the
successor to the content management system TYPO3 4) and co-founder of
the TYPO3 Association, today announced the opening speech at the T3CON11.
After 15 alpha and three beta versions is the framework that had already
demonstrated in various pilot projects is now available to the public.
With a quote from Matt Mullen Way article One Point Oh - "1.0 is the
loneliest number" - Robert Lemke stressed in his announcement to the
fact that one already on further updates to the framework to work (among
other things, the performance of FLOW3 be further optimized).
FLOW3 enjoys among PHP developers a certain amount of attention, not
only because the framework of the technical basis for the next major
version of the TYPO3 CMS forms, but also because modern development
patterns such as aspect-oriented programming or procedures such as
Dependency Injection support, yet to handle even for beginners yet had.
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