Symphony.

Do the math. You love Symphony. You dream about data sources and XSLT templates. And you've never told anyone, but you think Allen's just dreamy. What does it all mean? It means you should hop on a plane/train/bus/tuk-tuk/segue/skateboard and get yourself to London for the weekend of 12–13 June.

Helping us test this latest release candidate could actually save the entire world. Find out how...

Symphony 2.0.8RC2 is now available for download and testing, and you have only yourselves to blame. Plus, an awesome new tool to help you keep your extensions up-to-date.

This isn't your mother's podcast series. Well, unless Allen is your mother, which would be pretty messed up (although it'd explain why Symphony smells like freshly baked brownies).

A patched version of Symphony 2.0.7, containing several stability-related fixes, is now available for download.

A few days ago, Allen grabbed his video camera on the way out the door and started recording his workday. The result is every bit as dramatic and scintillating as you might imagine. Only there’s no dingoes or kangaroo boxing. Go figure.

Though the team has been hard at work on all kinds of new Symphony-related awesomeness, we’ve not forgotten about good old Symphony 2. Here’s what you can expect on that front in the near future…

As development continues on Symphony 2.1, we take a moment to show off an exciting new idea for overhauling the section editor.