We’re delighted to announce this book is now available for pre-order. All proceeds from the sale of the book will go directly back into The TYPO3 Association.

T3versions.com is a free online service that uses various fingerprinting technologies to identify whether a website is running TYPO3 and, if so, which major version it’s using. We collect data by performing mass scans of domain lists and by compiling user inputs to our website.

In this article we explain the philosophy behind the hands-on guides in the TYPO3 Guidebook and along with an exciting progress update.

A learning opportunity for the global web development community is about to start. The first six TYPO3 students come from countries in Latin America and Africa.

For an open source community-driven project like our CMS, it is important to network and exchange ideas with the industry at large. That’s why the TYPO3 Association is joining CMS analysts, experts, and other vendors in Boye & Co’s CMS Experts Group.

Check out the roles and responsibilities for the members of the TYPO3 Association Board in 2020.

Tymoteusz Motylewski is a TYPO3 mentor. “It is very satisfying,” he says, and tells me the story of how he started out on the other side; being mentored by others in the TYPO3 community.

For the first time, on 26 and 27 May 2020, an entirely digital marketing sprint has been held. Due to continuing travel restrictions in Europe, the international gathering of TYPO3 enthusiasts met online to strategically advance the TYPO3 project from the perspective of the sales sector, PR experts, and content creators.

You might be wondering just who is writing the TYPO3 Guidebook and how the project is coming along. I sat down to interview my colleague Felicity Brand, the TYPO3 Guidebook main author, about her experience, what she’s working on right now, and what’s next on the horizon for the book. If you’d like to keep in touch, subscribe to the TYPO3 Guidebook mailing list and we’ll have some more news for you soon!

The TYPO3 Association Board met online Monday and Tuesday 20–21 April, 2020. The topics included preparing the General Assembly, visions for the TYPO3 Company and Supervisory Board elections, as well as reviewing the budget, member management, ongoing projects, and disaster recovery plans.