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We Are Looking for Candidates for the Board and Business Control Committee
Are you a passionate member of the community? Do you have a vision for TYPO3's future? Whether you are a developer or a non-code contributor, TYPO3 needs dedicated people to help guide the project and serve the community.
Read moreThe TYPO3 Camp Baden-Württemberg Is Back!
This German-language event brings together the TYPO3 community for two days of knowledge exchange and collaboration.
Board Report: New Responsibilities, Community Work, and a Look-Out for 2026
During the third and fourth quarter of 2025, the TYPO3 Board focused on strengthening governance structures, expanding cross-community networking, and driving technical innovation. From preparing for new EU regulations to active participation in international camps, here is an overview of the board's recent activities.
TYPO3 14.1.1, 13.4.26 and 12.4.43 maintenance releases published
The versions 14.1.1, 13.4.26 and 12.4.43 of the TYPO3 Enterprise Content Management System have just been released.
Digital Sovereignty and Open Source: Europe’s Shifting Technology Foundations
European organizations are reassessing their tech stacks as digital sovereignty becomes a necessity. Learn why open source is emerging as a strategic alternative.
Debunking 7 Common Myths about Open Source CMS
Debunk common myths about open source CMSs and learn how open source solutions like TYPO3 deliver security, scalability, innovation, and enterprise value.
In Memory of Jens Liesegang
It is with great sadness that we learned of the passing of our esteemed colleague and companion Jens Liesegang.
Content Blocks: Q4/2025 Milestones and Q1/2026 Goals
The Content Types Team wrapped up the major milestone of TYPO3 v14 support and focused on the long-awaited Content Blocks GUI.
TYPO3 13.4.25 maintenance release published
The version 13.4.25 of the TYPO3 Enterprise Content Management System has just been released.
Community Budget Report: A PHP Firewall for TYPO3
Sascha Egerer provides an update on his Community Budget Idea to add a PHP-based firewall to TYPO3, helping site owners block common attacks even when they can’t rely on server-level security.