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b13 Blog
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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When built-in message transports hit their limits, RabbitMQ can provide TYPO3 with a scalable, robust message queue.
T3ppy and the AiM extension bring AI directly into the TYPO3 backend—enhancing SEO, content quality, and workflows with centralized control.
A marketplace would make TYPO3 products more discoverable, easier to compare, and benefit both agencies and clients alike.
Discover TYPO3’s underrated doktype 6 (Backend User Section) for secure internal previews, editor training, and prototyping. Learn real use cases, common pitfalls like 403 errors when sharing links, and how our free EXT:backend_user_section_login extension fixes it instantly.
EXT:backendpreviews brings structure and consistency to content previews in the TYPO3 backend using Fluid templates, layouts, and partials.
Discover why most web traffic is now automated and how TYPO3’s structured content model prepares websites for humans, editors, and AI systems.
T3CON25 showcased the future of TYPO3 with insights on TYPO3 v14, AI, digital sovereignty, and open-source solutions driving secure, modern web experiences.
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.
Subdirectories, Subdomains, and Better SEO Rankings. The answer to which one should I use? is always it depends. Subdomains and subdirectories interact differently with SEO rankings, regionally-specific top-level domains, and your internal site organization and maintenance.