TYPO3 is more than just a piece of software. It is a community. Our values guide our work and make sure the community is a great place for everyone.
January 2021: Developer Appreciation Day (DAD)
Each month, we take the opportunity to celebrate contributors in our Developer Appreciation Day post. Please take a moment to share gratitude for their continued passion, commitment, and time they give to making TYPO3 CMS awesome.
Read moreReport from “QA Best Practices Usable by Community”
You might not have heard about us, therefore let me share the goal and initial idea of this story, before providing an overview of the results from last year.
Bring the TYPO3 Guidebook to Your Next Meetup
The newly released TYPO3 Guidebook can lend your next few Meetups some structure. Hands-on tutorials and a complete overview of TYPO3 make for great group discussion touchpoints, so think about introducing the TYPO3 Guidebook to your community. Discount codes are available, too!
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.
Meet Felicity Brand TYPO3 Guidebook Author, Australia (Application Podcast S1E4)
Meet Felicity Brand, TYPO3 Guidebook author on this special episode of Application, the TYPO3 Community Podcast. We chat about her background in technical writing, how technical writing is a structured creative process, and her experience in joining the TYPO3 community. Felicity has spent more than the last year on a project for and with the TYPO3 community creating the TYPO3 Guidebook. In this podcast, we get to explore the book, how it came into being, and how this caused Felicity to “fall for the TYPO3 community.”
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.
December 2020: Developer Appreciation Day (DAD)
As 2021 begins, let’s take a moment to look back on last month’s achievements and - as usual - find a great deal of contributions to the TYPO3 Project. Developer Appreciation Day (DAD) is our chance to give thanks to all the hardworking people who strive to make our open source CMS top-notch.
Meet Luisa Faßbender, TYPO3 Community Marketing, Germany (Application Podcast S1E3)
Join me chatting with Luisa Faßbender on episode three of Application, the TYPO3 Community Podcast. We find out about her path from student to intern to an agency position, to her current role of TYPO3 Community Marketing Lead, and how the pandemic of 2020 helped kick off her master's degree. We discuss helping clients, making good decisions and building trust, the cycle of inspiration, and Luisa's favorite thing about TYPO3. Hint, it's all about the structure for her. I hope you enjoy this episode at least as much as I enjoyed speaking with Luisa to put it together.
Meet Tomas Norre Mikkelsen, Danish Developer in Germany (Application Podcast S1E2)
Meet Tomas Norre Mikkelsen, Developer at AOE in Germany, on episode two of Application, the TYPO3 Community Podcast! We chat about his open-source life, maintaining the TYPO3 crawler extension and using TYPO3 every day since 2004! Tomas is also a very active contributor within the TYPO3 community and one of the maintainers of the TYPO3 Crawler. Tomas also has a passion for Continuous Delivery and DevOps, which can only be matched by his passion for golf!
Meet Rachel Foucard TYPO3 Community Lead, France (Application Podcast S1E1)
Meet Rachel Foucard, TYPO3 Community Lead in France, on episode one of Application, the TYPO3 Community Podcast. We talk about building relationships with clients and the agency sales cycle today, selling solutions rather than tools, and being part of the international TYPO3 community. Rachel is also the UX lead in the TYPO3 Structured Content Initiative, a member of the TYPO3 Association Board, and CTO of the W-Seils agency in Nantes.