typo3.org has seen several incarnations and some serious attempts for a relaunch. The last relaunch was stopped due to the fact that more than an optical brush-up was needed. This article gives you some insight in the history of typo3.org.

The next Bug Day is already there. It happens earlier because of Christmas. So give a present to TYPO3 and participate!

The Documentation Team is extremely happy to introduce two new tutorials that provide TYPO3 beginners with a renewed learning path.

The third annual TYPO3 conference in North America (which is the 9th international TYPO3 conference overall) will take place: Thursday, June 9 - Saturday, June 11, 2011 on the bay in San Francisco, California, USA

For some time already we have the Code Of Conduct on typo3.org. It is time to put some extra focus on it as our community is growing and getting more active by the day.

Every last Friday of the month is a TYPO3 Bug Day. Following up on that come the Bug Day reports. Is it boring?

Jochen Rau and Sebastian Kurfürst intend to publish an English version of the book "Zukunftssichere TYPO3-Extensions mit Extbase und Fluid" (Future proof TYPO3-extensions with Extbase and Fluid) for free, using a "CreativeCommons Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike" license.

At the wmdb office in Düsseldorf a team of TYPO3 developers worked together in a code sprint on the File Abstraction Layer (FAL) for four days.

The next Bug Day is coming and some Core Team members have already pledged themselves to attend.

As in the years ago Google invited mentors from each Google Summer of Code project to its headquarters in Mountain View, California. We would like to share our experience with you.