Like any internal IT department, inquiries come across our desk day in and day out. Most often, we’re helping end-users and community members when they encounter a problem with our infrastructure, for example, logging in to their TYPO3 account.

There is a new event listing at typo3.org, where all of the titles start with “Meet TYPO3 at …”. These are external events where a person representing TYPO3 will be present.

It’s been a busy summer in the northern hemisphere and we’ve got plenty of updates to share.

The TYPO3 Developer Days is an international event for developers that takes place every year. For many developers in the community, It is the event of the year.

Since the kick-off-phase, the TCCE Certification Team has been working on updating the skills for TYPO3 version 11. This is now officially complete.

We’re excited to announce that we’re working to introduce Content Blocks as a TYPO3 Core system extension, and we welcome developer help to achieve our goals.

The typo3.org team develops and maintains all the websites in the typo3.org universe. Working closely with other TYPO3 teams, we aim to satisfy every visitor's need for information, in a fast and usable way.

30 July 2022 marked the 20th anniversary of the first upload of a TYPO3 extension. We want to celebrate it and show some numbers.

At the Education Team Sprint in Düsseldorf in April 2022, we welcomed a fresh group of contributors. The TYPO3 CMS Certified Editor (TCCE) team jumped into v10 Q&A, changes with TYPO3 Version 11, and general thoughts on how to improve TCCE for future editors.

A spotlight on bridging education and business at open source events.