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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.

August 2019: Developer Appreciation Day (DAD)

Welcome back to Developer Appreciation Day (DAD)! We’re very happy to present another analysis of contributions to TYPO3 CMS over the last month to you. No doubt about it, you developers rock - thanks a lot to all of you! Check our current list for names and some truly impressive numbers.

TYPO3 University Days 2019 Coming up!

The fourth annual TYPO3 University Days is coming up! 2019’s edition of the academia-focussed TYPO3 event is taking place at the University of Vienna, Austria, September 18-19, 2019. Peer discussions, workshops, and solutions for higher education on the web.

Updates from T3CON 2019: Selected Sessions Announced!

Thank you to everyone who submitted proposals this year! We’re delighted to announce the full schedule. This includes sessions, TYPO3 Certification, the TYPO3 Awards, and an afterparty. This year we’re also introducing summits to cater to people coming from business, government, and higher education. You’ll see more updates about that soon!

The TYPO3 Extbase Book—Interview with the Author

Michael Schams has been an active member of the TYPO3 Community for more than a decade now. In May 2019 he published the third edition of the TYPO3 Extbase book. Michael worked with Patrick Lobacher on previous editions of the book, but since Patrick moved on to new challenges, Michael took over full responsibility in 2018 and published a fully revised and updated edition this year. Luisa Faßbender held an interview with Michael to find out more about the book and how it was created.

July 2019: Developer Appreciation Day (DAD)

As usual, a new month starts off with Developer Appreciation Day (DAD): We‘d like to tip our hats to the devoted TYPO3 developers who contributed to the TYPO3 project during July. Thanks a lot, everyone! Find the contributor’s names and some truly impressive numbers in our current article.