The call for community budget ideas for the first quarter of 2024 was successful: 11 of 16 ideas have made it to the poll. The ideas can now be discussed and TYPO3 Association members can cast their vote.

Digital agencies have experienced market disruptions for decades. The ones that adapted to the changes were the ones that survived. Today, the digital market changes the rules again. What can digital agencies do to stay in the game and come out on top?

The focus of the Best Practices Team’s first code sprint was to work on open issues for the Tea extension. For me, it was the first official TYPO3 code sprint that I have ever attended — and it will not be my last.

Crowdin has been our default translation server for quite some time. We have now decommissioned the infrastructure that supported the old Pootle translation server — here is how it impacts you.

The second Best Practices Team remote sprint is happening on 15 December 2023. We'll meet on Slack for a day of general housework and working through our backlog. While we may not complete all our goals, this sprint is an excellent opportunity to learn and collaborate.

We’re excited to introduce the formation of the TYPO3 CMS Product Strategy Group. Recently, the TYPO3 Association published their strategy, and now, we have a group dedicated to strategy for our core product.

The TYPO3 Marketing Team wants to hear about your TYPO3 sales experiences. We need the insights of the community to create the best possible sales enablement materials during our sprint in February 2024.

A highlight of T3CON23 was the panel discussion on Government and Digital Sovereignty. It explored the practical applications and challenges of maintaining digital sovereignty in the public sector and was described as “one of the best talks” of the conference.

The TYPO3 Camp Nantes was held on 6–8 October, 2023. It was my first time attending this camp and I was the only German participant. It was the smallest TYPO3 Camp I have ever been to — with about 25 participants — and it had the highest red wine-to-beer ratio of any camp that I have attended!

With this small tool, automated TYPO3 updates over several versions are no problem. Developers can use this tool to master even complex TYPO3 updates without a weeks-long freeze for the customer. The only requirements: A local DDEV installation and Git.