The TYPO3 Localization Team gathered in Düsseldorf for a full week during the TYPO3 Community Sprint Q4/2024 and made the TYPO3 extension, Crowdin, a reality. The extension provides an “In-Context” feature which enables TYPO3 backend users to translate labels of the TYPO3 Core and extensions directly in the TYPO3 backend.

Time flies, and with the fourth community sprint of the year almost complete, we’re ready to look back on another year of server maintenance work in the TYPO3 universe.

The TYPO3 Association member poll for the Q1/2025 budget ideas has been finished and the four winning ideas will be funded by the TYPO3 Association.

A budget proposal titled Future of StaticFileCache, was submitted and approved for Q4 2024, aiming to advance the development of this popular TYPO3 extension. Over the past few weeks, the planned milestones have been successfully completed and are now part of the newly released version 15.1.1.

Discover the December episode of Inside TYPO3, the official TYPO3 podcast! This month, we recap the highlights of T3CON24 and feature an exciting lineup of interviews with speakers.

This article describes the usage of the kreXX Debugger extension. It addresses limitations in Fluid's f:debug templating engine by offering advanced debugging features such as getter analysis, logging, code snippet generation, and much more.

The Paste reference for Content Elements extension (paste_reference) has been updated for TYPO3 versions 12 and 13, addressing longstanding compatibility issues and ensuring smoother functionality. This report from David Bruchmann highlights both the technical fixes and the value this extension brings to TYPO3 users.

The versions 13.4.2 and 12.4.24 of the TYPO3 Enterprise Content Management System have just been released.

In this update, Marcin Sągol shares the progress and key developments of the Documentation Search Improvements project for TYPO3. This initiative aims to enhance search functionality, making it easier for users to find relevant documentation efficiently and effectively.

Open Source is a living, breathing ecosystem. It’s not just about code; it’s about people – Contributors are the lifeblood of Open Source projects. Often, their contributions happen behind the scenes, invisible to most users. Let me introduce you to the #t3kudos Postcard Initiative.