Author: Mathias Bolt Lesniak

Mathias lives in Norway with his kiwi wife and two kids. He is an official TYPO3 project ambassador and active promoter of open source ideas and ideals around the world.

New Code of Conduct—Give Your Feedback!

You will soon be able to vote on the new Code of Conduct for TYPO3. But first, the Ombudsperson Group would like your feedback. All you need is a my.typo3.org user.

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Ten Years of News

9 September, 2021 is the 10th anniversary of the News Extension, created by Georg Ringer. This extension is probably the most popular third-party extension in the TYPO3 ecosystem.

Introducing the Innovation Initiative

With its vibrant professional community, a wide range of innovative ideas are produced by the TYPO3 community every year. The Innovation Initiative will streamline and manage the process of bringing ideas to life.

Results of the 2021 TYPO3 Association Elections

Patrick Gaumond was elected to the Board with three reelected veterans. Daniel Fau and Edward Lenssen are joining veteran Ingo Schmitt in the Business Control Committee. Congratulations!

Come On, Join CoCoMOn

Start spreading the news and guide agencies all the way from hearing about TYPO3 for the first time to delivering their first client website. The Collaborative Communication, Marketing, and Onboarding (CoCoMOn) project is here!

Result of the Budget Poll 2021

TYPO3 Association members were asked to rate submitted budget ideas for the “Innovation, Education and Events” pool in the annual budget poll. The Board of the TYPO3 Association decided to distribute the funds as widely as possible.

8 Reasons Why Your Entire Company Should Contribute to TYPO3

What was your New Year’s resolution for 2021? I propose one: Involve more people in TYPO3 contribution. Here are eight reasons why agencies should also encourage non-developers to join the fun.

Watch TYPO3 Guidebook Authors on “Deploy Friday” Podcast

Tune in to this week's episode of Platform.sh's video podcast for an interview with behind-the-scenes insights into the TYPO3 Guidebook. Host Robert Douglass says the authors “have done something incredible: they have channeled the collective experience of dozens of developers and contributors from the TYPO3 software project.”

Board Report—September 2020

The TYPO3 Association met online on the 21–22 September for this year’s third virtual retreat. The entire board was present and worked together to review the year and look ahead to 2021.

Frontend Editing—Planning the Next Major Version

After more than 50 releases, it is time to plan the next big step for Frontend Editing in TYPO3. A lot has happened, both in TYPO3 and in other CMSs. What will version 2.0 look like?