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

The TYPO3 Documentation Team has enhanced the resources available to new integrators and developers, delivering a completely revamped Getting Started Tutorial. With updated content and new sections, this guide is designed to help newcomers confidently navigate TYPO3 from day one.

Whether you're new to TYPO3 or perhaps you’ve used it in the past, this short guide is the ideal starting point. In this guide we’re going to introduce some TYPO3 concepts, then look at how we log in and navigate TYPO3’s backend.

When the much-improved functionality at docs.typo3.org was implemented, it still missed a nice-looking frontend. That work was completed by two French companies from the Symfony world. Here’s their story.

With Markdown, contributors can create and edit documentation using a format that's both simpler and more intuitive. This helps to break down the barriers of programming. If needed, you can switch to ReST later, for more advanced features.

Everyone who asks a question at talk.typo3.org deserves a quick response, and we're looking for help with initial triaging. Make people feel welcome in the TYPO3 world — and it can require just half an hour a week.

As the TYPO3 Documentation Team, we’re excited to share the progress we’ve made so far on our current project: extending TYPO3’s documentation support to fully embrace CommonMark Markdown syntax.

To assist newcomers to TYPO3, the initiative to improve documentation for new integrators and developers will update and restructure key resources to make them more accessible and easier to follow.

We are excited to announce that the TYPO3 Documentation Team is preparing to fully transition all extension manuals to the new PHP-based reStructuredText (reST) rendering system, and we will be shutting down the old Sphinx-based rendering in the near future.

Presets can be tailored to only include the columns you require for download. Plus, it can be shared with other backend users so that they have the ability to run the export themselves. Watch our latest video.