The TYPO3 Association member poll for the Q4/2025 budget ideas has been finished and this time four winning ideas will be funded by the TYPO3 Association.

When I submitted the Q3/2025 budget request, one of the most exciting parts of the proposal was the integration of the Search Engine Abstraction Layer (SEAL) into TYPO3. My intention was to address the challenges around search and indexing while also creating a foundation for the next generation of TYPO3 search — including semantic and AI-powered solutions.

The call for community budget ideas for the fourth quarter of 2025 was successful: Nine of nine ideas have made it to the poll. These ideas can now be discussed and TYPO3 Association members can cast their vote.

Georg Ringer provides an update on his Community Budget for Q3/2025: In the third quarter of 2025, I had the opportunity to work on a new extension which improves the workflow for editors.

The Business Control Committee (BCC) can report significant progress for the member-selected projects funded by the TYPO3 Association: Rector rules, Seamless Deployment, Component-Based Frontends in Fluid, and Translation System Modernization.

The TYPO3 Association has officially launched the fourth community budget process of 2025.

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 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.

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.