Author: Jürgen Pietschmann
This Month in TYPO3: June 2026
June ran on security. On 9 June the Core Team shipped fourteen coordinated advisories alongside 14.3.3 and 13.4.31 — one of the largest single-day pushes in recent memory — with 14.3.4 and 13.4.32 following a week later.
Read moreThis Month in TYPO3: May 2026
May was a month of foundations — built, documented, and defended. Six extension security advisories landed in a single week, two maintenance releases kept v14 and v13 current, and a new Compliance Officer mandate gave the Association a clearer governance spine.
This Month in TYPO3: April, 2026
April was TYPO3's biggest month of the year so far. The TYPO3 v14 LTS release landed on the 21st — redesigned backend, Camino theme baked in, three-plus years of free security support.
This Month in TYPO3: March, 2026
March went out with a bang. TYPO3 v14.2 shipped on the final day of the month, the Association elections saw an 18% surge in voter participation, and three extension security advisories landed mid-month. With v14 LTS queued for 21 April and the community calendar filling fast, the momentum heading into spring is undeniable.
This Month in TYPO3: February, 2026
February kept the momentum going. Two maintenance releases kept production stable, the Board dropped an activity report, and nominations opened for Board and Business Control Committee seats. Content Blocks cleared the v14 milestone, and Europe's digital sovereignty shift moved TYPO3 into sharper strategic focus. March has a packed calendar waiting.
This Month in TYPO3: January 2026
New year, new vibe. The v14.1 announcement and Camino, the new default theme, give TYPO3 a fresh look, and security releases keep production calm. A thoughtful note on open-source AI stewardship and four funded community ideas for Round One 2026 set an optimistic tone for the year.
This Month in TYPO3: December 2025
December closed out 2025 with solid releases and active community work. From security updates and tooling progress to conference highlights and upcoming events, this roundup captures where TYPO3 stands as it heads into 2026 — and introduces a new This Month in TYPO3 editor.