Author: Karsten Nowak
Best Practices Remote Code Sprint: Children’s Day 2026
Karsten Nowak shares a report on the Best Practices Team's latest Remote Code Sprint, which turned out to be one of their most productive days yet.
Read moreTeam Budget Report: Update the Educational Sitepackage Extension and Tutorial
This is a report about the implementation of the documentation team budget idea: Update the Sitepackage Extension and Tutorial for TYPO3 v14.
Short Report From the Best Practice — after Halloween — Remote Code Sprint
The first Monday after Halloween 2025 is also the first Monday in November. As always, that means Remote Code Sprint Day with the Best Practices Team. We got through Halloween without any injuries, and the new week could begin.
Report From the Best Practices Remote Day July 2025
The first Monday of the month means one thing for the TYPO3 Best Practices Team: it’s remote code sprint time again! On 7 July 2025, a few of us came together online to collaborate, share knowledge, and make real progress.
Report From the First Regular Code Sprint of the Best Practices Team
The first Monday of the month at 11:00 — this is the time to mark in your calendar if you want to help shape best practices for code in TYPO3 extensions. On 3 February 2025, the Best Practices Team held its first regular code sprint. Here’s a brief summary of the day’s events.
Bringing Best Practices on Track
Eike Starkmann shares insights from the first in-person sprint of the Best Practices team.
A Recap of the First Remote Code Sprint With the Best Practices Team
The focus of the Best Practices Team’s first code sprint was to work on open issues for the Tea extension. For me, it was the first official TYPO3 code sprint that I have ever attended — and it will not be my last.
Automatic TYPO3 Updates Across Several Major Versions With DDEV
With this small tool, automated TYPO3 updates over several versions are no problem. Developers can use this tool to master even complex TYPO3 updates without a weeks-long freeze for the customer. The only requirements: A local DDEV installation and Git.