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19. June 2015

TYPO3 Codesprint in Paris

The TYPO3 Code Sprint took place in Paris from June 15–18. To support the French community, the sprint was hosted at smile in Paris. punkt.de was represented by Andreas Wolf, an experienced core developer, and Alexander Krist, a newcomer to the TYPO3 scene. The French hosts did an excellent job of providing the developers with coffee and croissants and also used their local knowledge to guide them to great places to eat.

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A total of 15 developers from Germany, France, and Romania participated in the sprint. Despite the TYPO3 7.3 release on Tuesday, a total of 79 patches were pushed to the TYPO3 master branch. The experienced developers also explained the Gerrit workflow to the sprint newcomers and actively supported them with tips while they worked on tickets, ensuring that everyone contributed to the further development of TYPO3. During shared meals, participants also exchanged experiences and forged connections for the future.

79 patches pushed to the TYPO3 master branch

A small group of developers didn't want to see the City of Love just from a conference room, so they took the time to explore the city for at least one morning.

Overall, the sprint was a successful event from the perspective of the punkt.de developers. They plan to continue actively supporting the development of TYPO3 in the future and are already looking forward to the next sprint.

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