TYPO3 Content Types Team Mid-Year Report: The first half of 2025 has been a vibrant and productive time for the Content Types Team. We’ve connected with the TYPO3 community at multiple camps—including TYPO3 Camp Central Germany, Switzerland, and Vienna—gathering valuable feedback and deepening engagement.

The summer’s hotspot is clearly T3DD25 (TYPO3 Developer Days), where hundreds of developers will hack, learn, and celebrate TYPO3’s future. Add in our brand-new CVE Numbering Authority status, international e-governance recognition, and an open call for documentation superheroes, and July crackles with opportunity for every role in the community.

The first Monday of the month means one thing for the TYPO3 Best Practices Team: it’s remote code sprint time again! On 7 July 2025, a few of us came together online to collaborate, share knowledge, and make real progress.

The new version of the TYPO3 extension TYPO3Video (video) makes video uploads easier than ever before. No server installation, no additional software — just upload and get started! Videos are compressed directly in the browser and converted to MP4 format.

Clear, reliable documentation empowers users, welcomes newcomers, and ensures long-term success. The TYPO3 Documentation Team is calling on community members to help improve and expand the docs. Every contribution, big or small, makes a difference.

Simon Schaufelberger provides an update on his Community Budget Idea for Q2/2025.

A successful deployment process is essential for any TYPO3 website. For beginners, especially, the transition from a local development environment to a live site can be a real challenge. Lina Wolf and her team have fundamentally revised an important part of the TYPO3 documentation to precisely address this issue.

Join TYPO3 Camp London for expert talks, networking, and social nights. Discover the full speaker lineup, event details, and tips for planning your trip.

As of 15 July 2025, the TYPO3 Association has received official approval from the CVE Program to operate as a CVE Numbering Authority (CNA). Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) Records are part of the global cybersecurity infrastructure. They provide a shared, standardized reference for identifying and addressing vulnerabilities.

The central theme of the 11th e-Governance Conference was "From Bytes to Benefits: Raising Prosperity Through Digital Transformation." Held in Tallinn, Estonia, 27–29 May 2025, the event aimed to shift the focus from seeing digitalization as just a way to improve efficiency to understanding how it can drive real economic growth and societal value.