Sharing what we’ve learned while delivering client projects online for more than 20 years and being leading contributors to TYPO3 is part of who we are.
We choose widely-adopted open-source technologies because we can fix, extend, and improve them while building on the experience and support of thousands of our peers. In our blog, we share with you the knowledge we’ve gained along the way for you to build on.
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Field report from the first TYPO3 Summit North America in Atlanta. On governance that can’t be acquired, predictable seven-year lifecycles, the FAIR distribution layer, and why the U.S. opportunity for TYPO3 is an awareness problem, not a technology one.
TYPO3 v14 improves workflows for editors, marketing teams, and developers—and shows how community-driven open source creates real impact.
Wenn mehrere TYPO3-Extensions Inhalte im Page Module Header stapeln, wird es schnell unübersichtlich. EXT:page_info_tabs strukturiert alles automatisch in übersichtliche Tabs—ohne Anpassungen an bestehenden Extensions.
CMS Kickoff 2026 in Florida brought together agencies, CMS experts, and open source communities to discuss AI, digital sovereignty, and the future of content management systems from a global perspective.
b13 is redesigning TYPO3’s backend for version 14 to feel modern, work faster, maintain user context, and create an expandable foundation that can evolve for years to come.
The Container Extension by Achim Fritz (b13) wins the TYPO3 Award 2025. A recognition for open source, clarity, and true TYPO3 DNA.
Five days, 14 contributors, countless ideas—and 55 patches created! Our team at b13 joined the TYPO3 v14 Feature Sprint in Geneva to push key improvements for backend UX, APIs, and media management.
TYPO3 is still an underdog in the UK. The first TYPO3 Camp in London demonstrated the powerful interplay between community, knowledge, and open source—and why visibility is the key to growth.
At CMS Connect 2025, the message was clear: AI is no threat—it’s a helpful tool. Insights on content strategy, search, governance, and content management.
In our previous blog post, we’ve touched on most elements of Content Security Policy (CSP) to mitigate any kind of injection via Cross-Site-Scripting. Now, let’s dive into the practical part on how to make your TYPO3 site more secure by sending CSP Headers by default.
