TYPO3 v14: Building a System for Community-Driven AI Integrations
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The dashboard initiative is still in an early phase, basic concepts and goals are being defined, organisational stuff is being taken care of.
The persistence initiative is meeting this month in person to discuss further steps regarding a new permission layer and prerequisites for a GraphQL integration. Little birds whisper that JSON API could also be a topic.
PWAs are getting more and more attractive in the past months, - especially in situations where TYPO3 acts together with eCommerce solutions where a tight integration with content management is necessary. The PWA initiative is currently evaluating the GraphQL integration and checks what other parts are necessary within the TYPO3 Core to generate a PWA-based frontend.
The frontend editing initiative is being restructured at the moment. The solution provided as extension by pixelant can be used - for future core integration the concept needs some adjustments and a fresh look on today’s requirements.
The form framework has been part of the TYPO3 core since version 8. The initiative takes care of further development. Currently, the feature set and plans for v10 are being made - once those are defined, you'll get an update.
The admin panel initiative refactored the admin panel for version 9 and introduced an extension called “adminpanel_extended” with additional features like showing hooks and signals or online users. Next steps are defining which further features to implement as well as creating a “symfony like” debugger application.
The SEO initiative brought exciting new features to v9 - like sitemaps, hreflang support, a meta tag API and easier title handling. In v10 the story shall continue. Open issues are for example more documentation and tutorials and a schema.org integration.
If you have a strategic topic you’d like to see developed further, now is your time. You can create your own initiative, find like-minded people and get the TYPO3 you want!
We are looking forward to your ideas!
Susi Moog,
from the TYPO3 Product Team
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