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June 2021
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TYPO3 Newsletter - June 2021
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Welcome to the new issue of the TYPO3 Newsletter. Here you will find news and interesting facts from the TYPO3 universe.
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The Documentation Team invites you to try out the new global documentation search in beta.
A significant pain point for readers who come to the TYPO3 documentation, has been the challenge of finding what they're looking for. A dedicated working group has implemented a new global search mechanism. It's now in beta and we're looking for community members to help put it through its paces.
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The TYPO3 Community Expansion Committee is continuing to extend its activities. We are reaching out to more people around the world and need your help to make it happen.
Do you feel adventurous and want to meet people from many countries and cultures? Do you want to support them in learning TYPO3 and become active members of our community?
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Jens Liesegang set up his first TYPO3 installation in 1998, and though an active contributor, he is no web developer. He is the TYPO3 Association's lawyer, a longstanding volunteer working for the common good of our open source CMS.
Luisa Faßbender sat down with Jens to learn more about him and what brought him to TYPO3.
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Welcome to the TYPO3 Interview Series - 22!
Hi TYPO3 People, this week we have Alex Kellner with us this week for interesting TYPO3 Talk! Alex Kellner is a popular name in the development of interactive TYPO3 repositories. He is credited with the development of the repository known as Powermail. It is gaining steady popularity over the years as it has an editor-friendly and powerful interface. Alex Kellner is also an active member of the community forums of TYPO3. He has been an active contributor with his excellent skills in developing extensions and repositories.
Article suggested by: Sanjay Chauhan
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TYPO3v11 with TYPO3v11.2 has been released in beta state and all set ready to bring with it a host of new features. The latest release of TYPO3 v11.2 comes with some new features and improvements.
Article suggested by: Sanjay Chauhan
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Welcome to the TYPO3 Interview Series - 23!
Dear TYPO3 People, this week we have Sybille Peters with us this week for interesting TYPO3 Talk! Sybille Peters works at the university Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg as developer. She joined the TYPO3 Documentation Team in 2018. Sybille is an open source enthusiast and a big fan of the TYPO3 community.
Article suggested by: Sanjay Chauhan
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Are you searching for collections of TYPO3 Cheat Sheets? You land in the correct place. In this micro TYPO3 blog, you will find a list of popular TYPO3 Cheat Sheets with TypoScript, Extbase/Fluid, Documentation, TYPO3 Core testing, etc. Keep reading!
Article suggested by: Sanjay Chauhan
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Some time ago I needed to extend an Extbase controller in TYPO3 10.4 which used dependency injection through constructor injection. So I used XCLASS to extend the original controller and added an own constructor which added an additional dependency, but this obviously did not work out properly, since the constructor was always called with the amount of arguments from the original class.
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TYPO3 Security mistakes are easy to make! It feels proud that our very own TYPO3 CMS is one of the world's most secure OpenSource CMS!
But, as we know with increasing technology and advancements, website security is a never-ending process. While TYPO3 itself is secure, avoiding TYPO3 security mistakes requires a little bit of effort from site owners too.
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You know how it is: With the help of the typo3/cms-impexp package, content can first be exported as XML or T3D and then imported again. However, this sometimes reaches its limits. And here we may have something for you.
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Before TYPO3 9 and the routing in the core, RealURL was very gracious when it came to URLs. So a page could be called with .html suffix and also with / (in my opinion). In TYPO3 10 this behavior only works in one direction. If you configure a .html suffix via the PageSuffix, the page can still be accessed with a trailing slash
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The world's most popular CKEditor has been integrated into TYPO3 and it was one of the great decisions. Here, I want to guide from basic to advanced level CKEditor integration and customization into TYPO3 CMS.
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TYPO3 Fluid - One of the unique frontend template engine of TYPO3 CMS! As a TYPO3 integrator or developer, you should have mastery of the TYPO3 Fluid template engine. In this blog, I want to share helpful tips & tricks of TYPO3 Fluid. Get ready!
Article suggested by: Sanjay Chauhan
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Do you want to increase the significant performance of your TYPO3 website? Are you looking to convert your TYPO3 instance to static HTML files? In this article, you will learn a step-by-step guide to integrate TYPO3 super cache.
Article suggested by: Sanjay Chauhan
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TYPO3 tutorials allow you to extend the power of TYPO3. Fortunately most with grateful TYPO3 community, most of the TYPO3 tutorials are free. With step-by-step TYPO3 tutorials, it is easy to understand and follows the TYPO3 best practices. These TYPO3 tutorials contain real-life examples, tips, and hacks that allow you to learn TYPO3 faster!
Article suggested by: Sanjay Chauhan
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Are you an intermediate or advanced-level TYPO3 integrator? And, looking for TypoScript tips and tricks? You've landed at the correct place; In this TYPO3 blog post, you will find a list of cool TypoScript snippets, which will help you to make better quality & productive TYPO3 websites.
Article suggested by: Sanjay Chauhan
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Extension updates in June
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A small selection of extensions that were published in the TER in June in a new or updated version (in order of publication, as at 30.09.2019):
- Content Defender
content_defender / stable
Define allowed or denied content element types in your backend layouts - Migration Gridelements to Container
gridtocontainer / beta
EXT:gridtocontainer is a small migration extension with backend module for those who want to switch from EXT:gridelements to EXT:container. - Maps2
maps2 / stable
Create maps with Marker, Area, Routes or Radius based on Google Maps or OpenStreetMap - [NITSAN] Events & Timeline TYPO3 Extension
ns_timeline / stable
All In One Timeline TYPO3 Extension lets you create stories, timelines, history, roadmap, and what not with unlimited possibilities and 18 unique styles and layouts. - datamints Locallang Builder
datamints_locallang_builder / stable
Offers developers and editors a backend module for creating, changing and translating language files for your extensions. Significant improvement of the workflow by using an... - Tinyimg
tinyimg / beta
Image compression for all pngs and jpgs uploaded to the backend (using the tinypng API) - Broken link fixer
brofix / beta - Events 2
events2 / stable
Create single and recurring events - Yoast SEO for TYPO3
yoast_seo / stable
Optimize your website for search engines with Yoast SEO for TYPO3. With this extension you get all the technical SEO stuff you need and will help editors to write high quality... - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Toolbox
aws_tools / beta
This extension connects your TYPO3 instance to Amazon CloudFront. It rewrites all file paths in the frontend to match your CDN domain. You also have the possibility to invalidate... - Mask
mask / stable
Create your own content elements and page templates. Easy to use, even without programming skills because of the comfortable drag and drop system. Stored in structured database...
This list is only a selection of interesting extensions, not a recommendation or rating. As a rule, the extensions have not been developed or tested by us.
Tip: not every extension has to be used 1:1. Sometimes the code of an extension can simply show how certain things can be done ;)
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TYPO3 Online Days 2021 #T3OD21 - The online event series around TYPO3 in 2021.
Listen to inspiring sessions of our speakers, get insights into the work with TYPO3 and ask your questions LIVE in the Q&As using the hashtag #T3ODQA
Live on Youtube!
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The July meeting will again be held as an online meeting.
Topic 1:
Presentation and demo of the Content Block Registration API
The Content Block Registration API can be used to create content elements for TYPO3 in a simple and standardized way. The API was developed by the TYPO3 Structured Content Initiative and is now available for download in the TER.
Lidia Demin and André Kraus will present the concept and the current status. A live demo of the extension is also planned.
Topic 2:
Responsive Images and CropVariants
Wolfgang will show a method for using "real" responsive images in TYPO3 and also how to define different image sections for different viewport sizes.
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When you think of a blog post, you probably imagine a page with lots of written text. That's definitely not wrong. In the past, most blog posts were just that. Lots of written text. These days, however, it's unimaginable to publish a post without images. Text will of course always play an important role from an SEO perspective. But using images will help your post get more attention on Facebook, Twitter and even Google.
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Why good commit messages matter:
If you browse the log of any random Git repository, you will probably find its commit messages are more or less a mess.
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How domains work and what you should look out for when choosing one for your own website.
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Your topic for the TYPO3 newsletter
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We are constantly keeping our eyes and ears open to find good links for the newsletter. And yet we may miss out on one or two interesting things.
And this is where you come in!
Do you know of an interesting article on the subject of TYPO3 or have you published one yourself?
Have you discovered a useful extension or developed one yourself?
Are you organizing an event, such as a user group meeting?
Then simply send us the link with a short description. We may be able to publish the link in one of our next newsletters.
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