The TYPO3 Marketing Team wrapped up its final sprint of the year in Berlin on 22 October 2025. The team came together to collaborate on concepts, plans, and communication materials for TYPO3 v14, aligning on how to best present the next major release to our various audiences.

We’re pleased to announce ERGO by Lüftner and Parili as Patron Sponsor for the TYPO3 Conference 2025 (25-27 November 2025).

On the first Monday in September, it was time again for our Remote Day. The Best Practice Team and interested developers met to work together, exchange experiences, and learn new things. This time, Bernd, Eike, Daniel, and Oli got together.

In this report, Łukasz Uznański shares the story behind his community budget idea and presents the first results of the new Content Preview extension.

Get ready for the ultimate winter escape — T3BOARD26 is coming to Bad Hofgastein, Austria! Join TYPO3 enthusiasts, developers, contributors, and friends for a week of snow, tech talks, networking, and good times.

In this report, Florian Langer shares the story behind his community budget idea and presents the first results of the new TipTap rich-text editor integration.

On 7th October, both new and familiar faces got together for the UK’s first-ever TYPO3 event. TYPO3 Camp London took place in Covent Garden in Central London.

The versions 13.4.19 and 12.4.38 of the TYPO3 Enterprise Content Management System have just been released.

TYPO3 has always been built on collaboration and the strength of open source. One of the greatest advantages of our ecosystem is the wide range of extensions that make TYPO3 as powerful and flexible as it is. These extensions are created and maintained by individuals and teams who dedicate their time and expertise to improving TYPO3 for everyone.

Creative agencies often lead with strong concepts and design, but TYPO3 projects also demand reliable technical execution. This guest article explores how agencies can successfully collaborate with TYPO3 experts – from early planning to ongoing maintenance. A useful read for anyone involved in cross-team TYPO3 projects.