After long break, here is the next reading list. I picked several posts and blogs, from which I learned a lot of stuff. Hopefully there is the one or the other recommendation, you will also find helpful. (more…)
On friday July 13th, the fourth TYPO3 Certifuncation took place at the Phantasialand near Cologne. Nearly 450 participants from all over the world joined this awesome event to (re-)certify and to have fun. Read on for my recap of this event. (more…)
The TYPO3 University Days 2017 took place on September 28th and 29th in Darmstadt. About 120 people from universities and sponsors met at the Hochschule Darmstadt to discuss and work on TYPO3 related topics. (more…)
The summer holiday season is finally over and so the TYPO3 events season is in full swing. Take the chance, participate in one and make new friends and meet old ones. So take your time on and think about a trip to one and / or another event. (more…)
This is a live blog from the TYPO3 Developer Days in Malmö (Sweden). This is the page for friday, Juli 14th 2017. If you like the live blog, please do…
This is a live blog from the TYPO3 Developer Days in Malmö (Sweden). This is the page for friday, Juli 14th 2017. If you like the live blog, please do…
Topics this time are about the TYPO3 community, TYPO3 Integration and PHP development. The last part is about community and development topics in general. These are primarily not specific to TYPO3, but nevertheless valuable for our private, community and business life. (more…)
A lot of weeks passed since the last issue of the TYPO3 Reading List. So there will be some more reading recommendations. This time the focus is solely on TYPO3 topics. (more…)
April 4th was the release date of TYPO3 CMS 8LTS, the next long time support version of TYPO3. Because there were not much features and breaking changes included as in the last versions, I compiled some slides for the LTS release. (more…)
The TYPO3 User Experience Week (T3UXW) is the yearly think tank event of the TYPO3 project. Many things were kickstarted in the past at this event. Most of them found their way into the TYPO3 core. Read on for the history and the future. (more…)