TYPO3 Newsletter - September 2020

Welcome to the TYPO3 Interview Series - 3! We have launched the TYPO3 initiative for business executives, professional freelancers, marketers, decision-makers etc. The ultimate goal, Inspiring people to communicate about TYPO3 eco-system by keeping the philosophy of OpenSource.

Workspaces is one of TYPO3’s Unique Selling Points, but it is underused and has lacked the necessary developer manpower. Now, you can change this—by using Workspaces and supporting our efforts for TYPO3 v11.

Exciting news from the TYPO3 Education Committee: the updated syllabuses for all four TYPO3 certifications are out now. Integrators, developers, consultants, and editors can now use these documents to prepare for the upcoming TYPO3 v10 exams, which will become effective in 2021.

Welcome to the TYPO3 Interview Series - 4! We have launched the TYPO3 initiative for business executives, professional freelancers, marketers, decision-makers etc. The ultimate goal, Inspiring people to communicate about TYPO3 eco-system by keeping the philosophy of OpenSource.

Today’s world is global, and content distribution networks (CDNs) bring content closer to users around the world for lightning-fast performance wherever they are. TYPO3 is ideally adapted to modern CDN technology, reducing the load on your server, and even taking caching off your to-do list!

There are six different strategies of cloud migration. However, when migrating TYPO3 to the cloud, only two of them are relevant - 'Rehost' and 'Replatform'. The important question that has to be addressed is whether the infrastructure, which is required for hosting, is essentially being adapted in the cloud or whether a new infrastructure is being planned. Either changes to the application are not made at all (rehost) or they are made only to a small extent (replatform).

In your journey of TYPO3 development, you may get questions like, How should I develop TYPO3 custom elements? Which are available best practices to make TYPO3 elements in TYPO3 core-ways? How can we make a faster way to develop TYPO3 flexible elements? This article will help you to finalize the approach.

If you need to publish or update content in multiple languages at the same time, or involve others to sign off or edit content before publishing, then content staging is the solution you’re looking for. Did you know TYPO3 solves this out of the box with the Workspaces module? You can even share live previews without making people sign into your TYPO3 backend (they don’t need to have backend access at all).

TYPO3 Routing was one of the most-awaited features in the history of TYPO3. Finally, the TYPO3 community developed and released from TYPO3 v9. In this article, I want to guide you (beginners to advanced level) about TYPO3 routing.

“TYPO3 Headless CMS” word started to buzz! The future of CMS is quickly moving away from Traditional to Headless CMS. Are you excited to know about TYPO3 Headless CMS from beginner to intermediate level skills? I’m sure this article will help you.

ACHJA… DER BENUTZER SOLLTE IMMER AUF DER RICHTIGEN SPRACHE LANDEN.

KUNDE IM WORKSHOP

Dieser kleine Nebensatz in einem Workshop oder einer Anforderung lässt uns sofort an eine Spracherkennung denken. Diese gibt es in TYPO3 als verschiedene Extensions, jedoch nicht als eine Version, welche zahlreiche Features unterstützt und modern als PSR-15 Middelware bereitgestellt wird. 

Are you a TYPO3 marketer trying to make the most out of your favorite OpenSource TYPO3 CMS? Recently, one of our readers asked us to recommend the best TYPO3 Extensions for marketers. 

Teilnahme auch Remote möglich.

Das Oktober-Treffen wird wieder als Online-Treffen durchgeführt werden. 

Can we make :mailto and tel: links a bit more useful? Sure thing!

Even though jQuery is still a popular JavaScript library and has a place in web development, native web APIs have evolved a lot in recent years. As modern browsers support a wide range of JavaScript functionalities, we no longer need a third-party library to manipulate the DOM with relative ease. As a result, many frontend developers have decided to move from jQuery to JavaScript to decrease the number of dependencies and thus page load times.

All new Git repositories on GitHub will be named "main" instead of "master" starting October 1, 2020.