The Documentation Team wishes to test a new, simpler way of contributing to the TYPO3 manuals. This article first provides some background information and then details on this proposed contribution process. For those who are in a hurry, let's start with a quick summary.

Did you know that we now have a central place for TYPO3 CMS-related cheat sheets?

The first six (nearly) months of 2013 have been a very busy time for the Documentation Team. The ReStructured Text project in particular has made very good progress.

Although the migration of the TYPO3 CMS documentation to ReStructured Text cannot be considered fully complete, the convergence with Neos and Flow has become reality.

The documentation team made some very good progress this year and in particular the past code sprint from December 6-9 in Wiesbaden. Martin Bless gives an overview what has been going on in the documentation team.

The goal of this article is to give the community a short overview of the current state of the official documentation with regards to the release of TYPO3 CMS 6.0.

The Documentation Team is working as hard as it can ahead of the release of TYPO3 CMS 6.0.

The TYPO3 Documentation Team started with the creation of a new official documentation for the TYPO3 project: the TYPO3 Maintenance Guide. In this early state of the project, we are still looking for some help; this is your chance to contribute!

Long time no news, but the project has progressed a lot in the meantime. Read on to learn more about the status and about how you can help.

Usage of ReStructured Text for all official manuals enables an improved documentation workflow.