When integrators and editors start using any version of TYPO3, they need to be able to access documentation relevant to the version they are using. We believe that accurate, up-to-date documentation should be available at the start of the lifetime of an LTS version. That’s why we’re taking steps now to get ready for TYPO3 version 12 LTS.

TYPO3 certifications can help you validate your skills and advance your career. They will likely increase your chances of higher pay, better job prospects, and new career opportunities. Here’s an insight into why TYPO3 experts should pursue and earn at least one of these credentials.

The versions 11.5.10 and 10.4.28 of the TYPO3 Enterprise Content Management System have just been released.

TYPO3 Core development depends on the TYPO3 community continuously working on making the product better. Each year, a team for shaping the future of TYPO3 Core development is put together by an application and selection process.

With the UX Initiative working on the Page Module Pilot, the Structured Content Initiative can now concentrate on our two main projects: Content Blocks Registration API and the Dynamic Grid.

Did you happen to catch the TYPO3 Harbor Talks video series? TYPO3 Project Lead, Benni Mack joins Mathias Schreiber, CEO at TYPO3 GmbH, in the Media Harbor in Düsseldorf, Germany, for a series of bite-sized talks about TYPO3.

The versions 11.5.9 and 10.4.27 of the TYPO3 Enterprise Content Management System have just been released.

Every year we are re-evaluating the Core development workflow, and open up for new people to join the efforts of driving TYPO3 Core's development further. Maybe 2022 could be your year to join?

The community vote concluded with 71 votes for and 4 votes against. The proposal has been approved and the new Code of Conduct for the TYPO3 community is in effect.

The versions 11.5.8 and 10.4.26 of the TYPO3 Enterprise Content Management System have just been released.