The last sprint release of the v12 series is out. Today we proudly released TYPO3 version 12.3, including all features we have planned for the LTS-release in April. Read on to learn more about what’s new in the latest sprint release of the v12 series and why you can and should start using this version now.

With our announcement to introduce Content Blocks as a TYPO3 Core system extension at the TYPO3 Developer Days 2022, we have been very busy to make it happen.

The version 11.5.25 of the TYPO3 Enterprise Content Management System has just been released.

Since 2019, 250 Rwandan government websites have been planned, built, and launched using TYPO3. At least as many more are on the way. In collaboration with our community, the TYPO3 Association has provided on-site expertise and education, but the impact goes far beyond tech.

The TYPO3 documentation tools are constantly improved by the TYPO3 Documentation Team to support you, the reader, in getting comprehensive information and quickly finding answers to your questions, and to help you, the author, in creating documentation and to increase the visibility and popularity of your extension in the TYPO3 world.

Working intensively together in one place over a few days can be more effective than working alone. That’s why the TYPO3 community organizes sprints. Learn from experts and help a team get stuff done.

The version 11.5.24 of the TYPO3 Enterprise Content Management System has just been released.

The first sprint release this year is out! TYPO3 version 12.2 comes with backend UI improvements in the Filelist module, a new API that provides up-to-date country details, a basic implementation of a message bus/queue system, and much more. Read on to learn about the key changes of the new sprint release.

The versions 12.2.0, 11.5.23 and 10.4.36 of the TYPO3 Enterprise Content Management System have just been released.

TYPO3 has always had a great community with strong values. The community knows where it wants to go, but the direction has never been properly formalized and put into words as our project’s vision, mission, and purpose—until now.