Thank you to everyone who submitted proposals this year! We’re delighted to announce the full schedule. This includes sessions, TYPO3 Certification, the TYPO3 Awards, and an afterparty. This year we’re also introducing summits to cater to people coming from business, government, and higher education. You’ll see more updates about that soon!

The Fluid 3.0 workshop has ended and it’s time to summarise what we achieved during the workshop and what to expect from the up-coming 3.0 version of Fluid.

Michael Schams has been an active member of the TYPO3 Community for more than a decade now. In May 2019 he published the third edition of the TYPO3 Extbase book. Michael worked with Patrick Lobacher on previous editions of the book, but since Patrick moved on to new challenges, Michael took over full responsibility in 2018 and published a fully revised and updated edition this year. Luisa Faßbender held an interview with Michael to find out more about the book and how it was created.

The TYPO3 Documentation Team accepted Claus Due’s invitation to his TYPO3 Fluid 3.0 Workshop in Aarhus, Denmark.

Without extensions like Gridelements and Flux, creating and editing semantically and hierarchically structured content can be difficult in TYPO3.

We’re billing the 2019 TYPO3 Conference in The Hague as your gateway to digital success. This is a great event to grow your network, share knowledge, raise awareness, and increase visibility for your work.

docs.typo3.org is now hosted by TYPO3 Inc. and gets a modern setup using Bamboo as CI (Continuous Integration) solution for rendering.

The TYPO3 Association was among the sponsors of the CMS Africa Summit 2019. We came away inspired with new ideas and direct connections to one of the fastest-growing tech communities in the world.

Report of combined sprint of TYPO3.org and Server Team in Stuttgart, May 2019.

Join the mission to prepare Fluid version 3.0, help us improve documentation—and enjoy a couple of days in beautiful Denmark.