The 14th TYPO3 Conference is a wrap! This is the main event for the business community in the TYPO3 ecosystem. Sharing knowledge around building your business and improving the impact of your TYPO3 projects helps ensure the TYPO3 community is productive and sustainable.

In this post, the Documentation Team and contributors share their impressions from TYPO3 Developer Days 2019. They had sessions to talk about the state of documentation, to demonstrate how to contribute, and to generate new ideas and feedback.

We gathered impressions from TYPO3 Developer Days 2019 in Karlsruhe. Thank you to the speakers, sponsors, and attendees for making this a brilliant event.

The TYPO3 Community announces the versions 9.5.11 LTS and 8.7.29 LTS of the TYPO3 Enterprise Content Management System.

To great fanfare, 17 prizes were announced at this year’s TYPO3 Awards ceremony in The Hague. German agency Zdreicom AG received the Website of the Year trophy for Mera-Petfood.com. Other categories—including Performance, Government, Education, and Enterprise—represented the CMS platform’s versatility and capability.

The TYPO3 Community announces versions 9.5.10 LTS and 8.7.28 LTS of the TYPO3 Enterprise Content Management System.

The TYPO3 Association Board presents the available funds and asks the TYPO3 community to submit their ideas for the 2020 TYPO3 Association budget.

TYPO3 version 10.1 is the second sprint release on the way to the LTS-version (long-term support) in 2020.

TYPO3 is about collaboration and community. A very special part of the community experience is when you not only work in your own team but also work together with other teams and exchange ideas. During the Combined Sprint in August 2019 in Freiburg, the Server Team, Documentation Team, and Design Team met to bring TYPO3 forward together.

The multilingual backend has always been a great benefit of TYPO3. Whether you’re French, German, or English-speaking, having the editing and administrative user interface in a language you understand means you can work faster and more confidently. After a long history with Pootle, TYPO3 is moving on to Crowdin, to take translation to the next level.