Exciting news from the TYPO3 Education Committee: the updated syllabuses for all four TYPO3 certifications are out now. Integrators, developers, consultants, and editors can now use these documents to prepare for the upcoming TYPO3 v10 exams, which will become effective in 2021.

Here’s a round-up of impressions from attendees of TechSummer 2020.

After more than 50 releases, it is time to plan the next big step for Frontend Editing in TYPO3. A lot has happened, both in TYPO3 and in other CMSs. What will version 2.0 look like?

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.

Making TYPO3 accessible is a mission to make the web a little bit better! You can help us with your development and UI/UX skills, accessibility know-how or your documentation or testing experience. The Accessibility Sprint will be an open remote sprint and everyone is welcome to join!

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!