TYPO3 now goes to 11!
Sebastian KleinTYPO3 v11 LTS brings many improvements to the backend. This is my pick of the most important changes for integrators. Remember: Eleven is one better! ⚡
These pages want to provide you with assistance and informations about TYPO3 and web development in general.
Hi, I'm Sebastian. On these pages, I record my experiences as a web developer. I have created several TYPO3 extensions that are meant to make your life easier or serve as a demo for special functionalities. You can find them on GitHub, some of them also in the TYPO3 Extension Repository. Here, I write about updates.
However, the centerpiece of my website is the tutorial section. They cover new features in TYPO3, but also general topics. Some of them have become a series, for example about the TYPO3 Form Framework or the Routing Feature in TYPO3 v9 and newer. Everything is available in both english and german language (except for my Dokuwiki with code snippets, sorry).
This part of my blog covers personal open source projects, events I have attended, as well as some technical details of this website.
TYPO3 v11 LTS brings many improvements to the backend. This is my pick of the most important changes for integrators. Remember: Eleven is one better! ⚡
New: Central TypoScript configuration of the URL fragment, as well as the support of links in the RTE (and TCA fields).
New: use a button to automatically generate the URL fragment from the current header.
The complete relaunch of my website, including a new visual appearance and adaptable templates.
My two TYPO3 extensions (starter kit and examples) for the TYPO3 Form Framework are now updated for TYPO3 v10 LTS.
TYPO3 has improved a lot with the last versions. Version 9 was a real milestone in my view, especially with the routing feature. As today is the release of TYPO3 v10 LTS, I would like to present some personal highlights for integrators.
I replaced the News system with the blog extension of the TYPO3 GmbH.
New: immediate evaluation of the URL fragment when the editor leaves the form field.
Human-readable URL anchors ("domain.com/page/#interesting-section") for TYPO3 content elements.
The new version is now compatible with TYPO3 v9.
Why I like to attend TYPO3camps: a different kind of recap.
I use the beautyofcode extension for most of my code examples. It provides two possible syntax highlighting plugins: Syntax Highlighter and Prism. Back then I picked the first option. I now switched for several reasons.