Content management systems (CMS) are used for displaying a website. The kicker of a CMS? Code and content are kept in different places. The code of any CMS is usually managed in a source code management system like Gerrit or GitHub - that’s where it “lives”. Content on the other hand “lives” in the CMS. This means that anyone can make changes with amazing speed and flexibility.
Nuts and Bolts of Content Strategy in TYPO3 CMS
When you plan, write, publish and manage your web content you’ll want to have a well-thought out content strategy and a content management system (CMS) that is geared to support your efforts. Here are four ways TYPO3 does just that.
Read moreBest Practices: Style Guide Driven Development With TYPO3
How to develop a website that is both user-friendly and consistent? The solution is to combine TYPO3 CMS and a style guide driven development (SGDD). Learn how to use the latter to create websites with minimal design revisions in our best practices article.
4 Reasons Why So Many Enterprises Use a CMS Like TYPO3
There are lots of ways to build a website, using a content management system (CMS) like TYPO3 is one of them. TYPO3 puts you in the driver seat, lets you easily organize and edit content, and allows for multiple users to add content and keep it up-to-date. Browse our partner finder to find TYPO3 experts who can help you drive your business.
3 Fundamental Technologies of High-Performing, Global Websites
TYPO3 CMS is ready for the most advanced scenarios. Three factors provide the necessary stable foundation for building complex web instances: localization, multisite functionality and TYPO3 extensions.
Medium-Sized Businesses Rely on TYPO3
Compared to other competing content management systems, (CMS) TYPO3 is highly popular among medium-sized businesses - this is what our partners from dkd recently found out by examining over 3,500 websites from the Rhine-Main area. Learn more details in this guest blog post.
TYPO3: The Best Open Source Multisite CMS
In today's business world, the need for handling multisites is ever-growing. As an open source content management system (CMS), TYPO3 offers convenient solutions. Learn more about multisites and best practices in this blog post.
Beginners’ sessions on TYPO3 CMS
While many people are convinced of the advantages and the versatility the open source content management system (CMS) TYPO3 has to offer its users, its market share is not as high as it deserves to be. The fine people of arndtteunissen GmbH are willing to change this, boosting TYPO3’s awareness in their upcoming workshops. Learn more in this post.
TYPO3 on Amazon Web Services - Part 2
The previous part of this guest article focused on the machine images available at the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Marketplace and the benefits of cloud-based TYPO3 hosting with AWS generally. This part explains how to launch a machine image with TYPO3 pre-installed and which other services can make a TYPO3 site highly available, scalable and blazing fast.
TYPO3 on Amazon Web Services - Part 1
Running mission critical web applications in "the cloud" is nothing extraordinary today anymore and as the market leader, Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides cloud computing platforms and services in many regions across the globe. Learn more about the benefits, costs and typical use cases of cloud-based TYPO3 hosting at AWS in part one of a two-part-series.
6 Reasons Why IT Decision Makers Turn to OSS Like TYPO3 CMS
There is one misconception about open source software (OSS) which stubbornly prevails: Since OSS is for free, it doesn’t require any costs whatsoever. While the software itself is free of charge, the implementation and regular maintenance is not. Yet, there are many reasons why IT decision makers turn to OSS solutions. Learn why in this blog post.