Last year, long time team lead Helmut Hummel stepped down from the position of the Security Team Lead. This year brings a new workflow and a revised structure.

This month’s edition introduces two new categories: documentation and contribution. Both topics are very important for the TYPO3 project and deserve more visibility!

During a weekend in March 2019 Artus Kolanowski, Manuel Selbach, Benni Mack and Oliver Hader have been meeting at dkd Offices in Frankfurt/DE for a persistence initiative code and concept sprint.

From 10th to 13th of February our team met in Wiesbaden. We were guests in the office of AOE.

Karma will become a part of your typo3.org user account before the end of 2019. It is a way to measure and visualize your contribution to the TYPO3 project and community. We hope it will encourage involvement through gamification that is rewarding for both you and your employer.

One week, 30 people - coming together to shape the future of TYPO3 - the TYPO3 Initiative Week

In our recent news about TYPO3 version 10 we announced we are going to shift our focus on initiatives - see News to TYPO3 v10. To allow you to take part in our journey, we want to keep you informed what different initiatives exist, what they are planning and how you can contribute. Let’s shine a light on our initiatives in Q1 2019!

You will see some new and old people maintaining TYPO3 Core and its components from now on.

Last years’ TYPO3 v9 LTS introduced new functionality and features that will shape the next TYPO3 versions. Now it’s the perfect time to share the plans for the next TYPO3 releases with the TYPO3 community.

The TYPO3 Community announces version 9.5.5 LTS of the TYPO3 Enterprise Content Management System.