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CMS

5.0Framework 1.0

2008


Welcome to the family


Working in Lübeck


Spreading the word ...

Several articles exist about FLOW3 in german print magazines

In the meantime FLOW3 has been presented on 5 conferences

1 master thesis, 2 bachelor theses and a few study works have been published about FLOW3 (profs at university like it ;-))

Blogs are reporting about FLOW3 and comparet it with frameworks like Spring, Zend Framework and Symfony


TYPO3 and FLOW3

FLOW3 acts as a reliable basis for any kind of web application

TYPO3 v5 is a package based on FLOW3

Extensions are packages as well, all based on FLOW3

Packages can be used

as extensions for TYPO3

as libraries for standalone applications


FLOW3 modules

AOP

Component

Configuration

Cache

Error

Event

Locale

Log

MVC

Package

Persistence

Property

Reflection

Resource

Session

Utility

Validation

... and more


Persistence


JSR-283 based Content Repository

Defines a uniform API for accessing content repositories

A Content Repository

is a kind of object database for storage, search and retrieval of hierarchical data

provides methods for versioning, transactions and monitoring

TYPO3CR is the first working port of JSR-170 / JSR-283

Karsten Dambekalns is member of the JSR-283 expert group

Persistence


Transparent Persistence

Explicit support for Domain-Driven Design

Class Schemata are defined by the Domain Model class

No need to write an XML or YAML schema definition

No need to define the database model and object model multiple times at different places

Automatic persistence in the JSR-283 based Content Repository

Legacy data sources can be mounted

Persistence


DEMO


REST Services


Representational State Transfer

Style of network architecture principles

Mostly for building web services

Introduced in 2000 by Roy Fielding


RESTful Principles

Resource-Oriented

Uniform Interface

Stateless

Accessible through a uniform interface


DEMO


TYPO3 5.0


Getting Started


Getting Started

Requirements

Some webserver (tested with Apache and IIS)

PHP 5.3 or higher (see http://snaps.php.net/)

PHP extensions: zlib, PDO and PDO SQLite and the usual stuff

Some database (tested with SQLite, MySQL and Postgres)


Getting Started

Download

Currently available through Subversion

Checkout the FLOW3 Distribution:svn co https://svn.typo3.org/FLOW3/distribution/trunk

or try the TYPO3 Distribution:svn co https://svn.typo3.org/TYPO3v5/distribution/trunk

Nightly builds will follow as soon as we've set up our release mechanism


Getting Started

Grant File Permissions

The webserver needs

read access for all files of the distribution and

write access in the Public and Data directory

On Linux / Mac just call sudo ./fixpermissions.sh

On legacy operating systems: ask your system administrator


Getting Started

Create a package

In order to create a new package, just createa new folder within the Packages directory.


Getting Started

Create a Default Controller

Create a subfolder in your package: Classes/Controller/

Create the controller class file:


Solving Beginner's Problems


Topictext


Playground


Things to play with

F3BLOG

Try out the Blog Example:svn co https://svn.typo3.org/FLOW3/Distribution/branches/BlogExample/


Things to play with

TYPO3CR Admin

Play with persistence and watch your object in the TYPO3CR Admin


Things to play with

Testrunner

Experiment with Test-Driven Development and watch the tests inFLOW3's test runner


Progress

Developing TYPO3 5.0 ...


Current State

AOP

Component

Configuration

Cache

Error

Event

0 25 50 75 100


Current State

Locale

Log

MVC

Package

Persistence

Property

0 20 40 60 80


Current State

Reflection

Resource

Session

Utility

Validation

0 25 50 75 100


(tentative)

Roadmap


First FLOW3 release end of this year

Depends on when we get persistence into an alpha stage

Frequent release planned after the first release


First Pilot Projects in Winter '09 / Spring '09

Find out what's already working and what's still missing


Further Development of the CMS Package

Still our main goal: TYPO3 5.0


Planned Release of TYPO3 5.0 beta: End of 2009

That's our plan


Links

FLOW3 Websitehttp://flow3.typo3.org

TYPO3 Forgehttp://forge.typo3.org

Coding Guidelineshttp://flow3.typo3.org/documentation/coding-guidelines/

Further Readinghttp://flow3.typo3.org/about/principles/further-reading/


Further Reading

http://flow3.typo3.org/about/principles/further-reading/


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