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TYPO3 responsive bootstrap basepackage T3ee presentation 2013 romania
Pixelant Foundation is a responsive base package for TYPO3 websites created by Pixelant, Sweden's leading TYPO3 agency. The package includes over 300 customers and was created to build and deploy sites faster using a common codebase that is 80% the same across installations. It is built with technologies like Twitter Bootstrap, Extbase extensions, and Solr for fast searching. The package includes templating extensions and uses extensions like news, google maps, realurl, and fluidcontent. It aims to compete with WordPress and reduce support needs through an automated and futureproof approach.
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- 1. Pixelant Foundation Responsive bootstrapbasepackage
- 2. About Pixelant ● ● ● ● ● Sweden’s leadingTYPO3 agency Over 300 customers Founded 2006 26 employees Offices in Sweden and Ukraine ● Customers: UNHCR, MEDA, Western Union, Roxtec, Bayer, Addtech, Gothia Group, TePe
- 3. About us Jozef Spišiak RobertLindh ● Lead developer @ Pixelant ● TYPO3 since 2008 ● from Slovakia ● certified TYPO3 integrator ● doesn’t drink beer ● ● ● ● ● Founder of Pixelant Founder of Resultify TYPO3 for 9 years Aprox 1500 T3 sites XBOX gamer
- 4. The world ischanging WHY
- 5. The world ischanging We believe that through the internet, the world is changing in an ever quicker pace and its only by sharing we can keep up. Internet is for everyone and we believe that everyone should have equal ability and right to use the internet to communicate their ideas and thoughts.
- 6. The world ischanging HOW
- 7. The world ischanging Therefore by using Open Source and by sharing with other who share with us, we are able to give our customers the freedom to choose how to start without the limitation of where they can go.
- 8. The world ischanging WHAT
- 9. The world ischanging We do this by creating open, beautifully designed, user-friendly, future-proof and easy to change websites that our customer can manage and explore themselves
- 10. Challenges ● ● ● ● ● Be able tocompete with Wordpress Decrease the need for support Do faster development on bigger clients Buggy 6.0 Build small sites without developers (config)
- 11. Idea Behind PBP ●Build & Deploy sites fast ● Have 80% of code same across all installations ● Be able to upgrade almost automatically ● Futureproof - extbase + community extensions ● Faster learning curve for editors
- 12. PRM ● ● ● ● ● ● Kickstart new website Firststep for automated development FLOW3 SOAP services Extensible for additional features Plan to integrated Surf
- 13. Technology PBP ● ● ● ● Twitter bootstrappowered by less Most extbase extensions except for 3 Solr for fast search Google maps
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- 15. Extensions we use ● ● ● ● ● ● solr news cbgooglemaps tq_seo realurl flux,fluidcontent, vhs (part of formely FEDext)
- 16. Fluid powered TYPO3 ClausDue, freelancer ● alternative to gridelements and templavoila ● + one file per flex ● - xml db and API stability
- 17. Aloha Georg Ringer, Cyberhouse ●frontend editing ● + super user friendly ● + support multilanguage ● - still not in stable release ● - missing features (images)
- 18. For conversions Sliding menu Slidingcontent Fully implemented GA with events TEQneers SEO Enhancements (tq_seo)
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- 20. Dashboard To have astartup interface that talks to you Make it easier to simple editors To be able to communicate with editors Not ready yet, will be this year
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- 25. Contributions ● Aloha -support fedext, upgrade to 6, fix bugs ● ws_less - added caching framework (CF) optimization ● realurl_404_multilingual - added (CF) ● fedext - bugreports + pull requests ● core - bugreports and solutions
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