A lot has happened since the TYPO3 GitLab Project Template was first introduced in 2023. Jochen Roth shares the latest on this community-driven effort to streamline project setup, reduce complexity, and introduce powerful new features to the GitLab Project Template for TYPO3.

Meet Phindiwe (Phindi) Nqanqaru, a full-stack developer and the co-founder and director of operations at BabesGotBytes. Located in Cape Town, South Africa, Phindiwe is a driving force behind digital empowerment, creating opportunities for young women and girls in underserved communities to learn coding and tech skills. Through her work, she’s helping to break down barriers and ensure equitable access to the tech world.

The TYPO3 Award Submission phase has just started and this year, we’re adding something special: At T3CON 2025, we will honor the Best TYPO3 Extension of 2025 — and we need your help to find it!

In February 2025, TYPO3 Association President Olivier Dobberkau was appointed President of the Open Website Alliance (OWA). The term rotates between the alliance members, and TYPO3 is currently leading the alliance during its six-month presidency.

This interim report outlines substantial progress made on the community budget initiative to improve documentation for deploying TYPO3.

The TYPO3 Best Practices Team gathered for another Remote Day. This time Karsten Nowak and Felix Althaus joined the team members Oliver Klee and Bernd Sengupta. We focused on some long-standing issues with the Tea Example (tea) extension, as well as TYPO3 v13 compatibility and some work on GitHub CI actions.

Discover how easy it is to install TYPO3 and use it for your personal blog or microsite—even beyond enterprise projects.

Clear guidelines to support your TYPO3 activities — and protect the brand we all share

The TYPO3 Best Practices Team gathered for another Remote Day. This time Bernd Sengupta and Eike Starkmann joined the team members Oliver Klee and Daniel Siepmann. We focused on some long-standing issues with the Tea Example (tea) extension, as well as TYPO3 v13 compatibility.

In his talk at T3CON24, Janus Boye shared the challenges open source content management systems (CMS) face in the present and future- and how we can adapt.