A lot of things have happened since May 2020, we have made progress on UX concepts, on content block creation, and on rendering strategies. Here is some important information about our latest achievements.

This is a report from The typo3.org Website Team that looks after the typo3.org website and central subdomains, such as the TYPO3 Extension Repository (TER). Our new “Remote Days” make participation even easier than before.

Time flies! The release of TYPO3 v10 is already one month ago and the adoption rate is awesome which can be measured by over 400 compatible extensions!

April was marked by the long awaited release of TYPO3 v10 LTS. The feedback of the community so far is overwhelming and we have a rock stable new LTS version with already more than 300 compatible extensions!

We’re asking for your help to find the right audience for two TYPO3 Market Research surveys. Help us reach sales professionals and decision makers to understand how people chose TYPO3. In a few minutes, you can make a big difference!

TYPO3 v10 came out only two months ago, and wow—how time flies! We wanted to celebrate the contributors in the community, who helped get the word out about TYPO3 by writing blog posts and sharing the news. We knew you’d like to help boost TYPO3’s signal and loved your contributions. If we missed any contributions, please post them in the comments section.

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!

We are looking for reviews from TYPO3 users to share their experiences with our beloved CMS. This to improve our visibility and help peers who are looking for a reliable, secure, fast, and flexible content management system.