Author: Thomas Löffler
typo3.org Website Team Report Q2, 2022
The typo3.org team develops and maintains all the websites in the typo3.org universe. Working closely with other TYPO3 teams, we aim to satisfy every visitor's need for information, in a fast and usable way.
Read moreHappy 20th Birthday, TYPO3 Extension Repository
30 July 2022 marked the 20th anniversary of the first upload of a TYPO3 extension. We want to celebrate it and show some numbers.
typo3.org Website Team Report 2022 Q1
The typo3.org team develops and maintains all the websites in the typo3.org universe. Working closely with other TYPO3 teams, we aim to satisfy every visitor's need for information, in a fast and usable way.
Deprecation and Shutdown of TER SOAP Interface
We hereby announce the SOAP interface for the TYPO3 Extension Repository (TER) as deprecated with immediate effect. It will be shut down on July 30th, 2022. Please migrate to the web form or REST interface.
Now in Effect: the New Code of Conduct
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.
New Code of Conduct: Cast Your Vote
All my.typo3.org users can vote to accept or reject the new Code of Conduct for the TYPO3 community. To give it the broadest possible foundation, this vote is also open to those without a TYPO3 Association membership. Voting closes 7 March, 2022.
Team Report 2021—typo3.org Website Team
As in 2020, last year we had a focus on typo3.org Remote Days—two times a month we held remote meetings and worked on the typo3.org pages. No physical meetings were possible and consequently, we suffered a loss in contributions.
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.
Report from the typo3.org Team 2020—Part 2
A special year comes to an end. The typo3.org Team can look back on a good year, as many projects and tasks were completed, even though there was only one in-person Team Sprint.
Community Ombudsperson—What Are Your Thoughts?
Just before the Developer Days 2019, a small group was formed to look into setting up a formal body to ensure the wellbeing of everyone in the community—so-called ombudspersons. Now, we’re asking for your input.