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TYPO3 tools allow you to create any type of site. The introduction of multifunctional solutions ensures the performance of the project at high loads. Visualization of a variety of page templates, online image processing (cropping), sliders, multilingual, scaling and adaptation for mobile devices.
The Technical Specification (TS) is the definition of the final result and the goal of your project. The development of the TS is a document that will be formalized and used accordingly by the project owner and project participants.
Extensions are designed in a way so that extensions can supplement the core seamlessly. This means that a TYPO3 system will appear as "a whole" while actually being composed of the core application and a set of extensions providing various features. Existing extensions tuning, modification, modernization due to TYPO3 updates and architecture requirements. Support of developed extensions, technical support and maintenance, set up from repository and tuning.
Distributions are full TYPO3 CMS websites ready to be unpacked. They provide an easy quick start for using TYPO3 CMS. A distribution is a special kind of extension enriched with some further data that is loaded or executed upon installing that extension.
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TYPO3 9.5.15 and 8.7.32 maintenance releases published
The following TYPO3 updates have been released:
- TYPO3 9.5.15 LTS
- TYPO3 8.7.32 LTS
Both versions are maintenance releases only.
With a huge effort and activity of hundreds of contributors, more than 230 bugfixes and improvements have been added to TYPO3 v9.5.15 since the last maintenance release in February 2020. If you find any issues, let us know by opening a ticket on forge.typo3.org.
Please note: Due to a network outage of one of the servers maintaining during the release, the "subtree split" for creating versions for Composer mode installations was created in a wrong state. The issue was resolved by myself and TYPO3 GmbH on Wednesday, April 1, 2020. We will pursue solutions to ensure that this issue does not happen again.
If you have upgraded your TYPO3 installation during this time to 9.5.15, do a composer downgrade to 9.5.14, and then a upgrade to 9.5.15 again.
Further upgrade instructions
No database upgrades are required for these maintenance releases.
A minor database change, relevant for PostgreSQL installations is available in the Install Tool.
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TYPO3 can be installed in various ways. For example the traditional way by using the source package at get.typo3.org or the modern way by setting up a project using composer, to name just two. Further details can be found in the according release notes:
Goodbye v8 - you've served us well!
Today also marks the last official public release of TYPO3 v8 LTS published by myself and the TYPO3 Community. For myself, an era ends. Here is a brief recap of our development phase and some milestones related to TYPO3 v8.
The first release - v8.0 - happened on March 22nd, 2016 - roughly around 4 years ago from today. The first version was the first time that we had our deprecation policy in place, so a lot of changes have been removed before the first released.
Database Abstraction via Doctrine
One of my personal highlights was the introduction of Doctrine DBAL - and for the first time, we had a real database abstraction layer from Doctrine, that was robust, tested and available for dozens of database systems - so we removed our "DBAL" based on the "adodb" libraries but kept them as a backwards compatible layer. This gave us true database abstraction without a performance penalty - our code base is tested against MySQL, PostgreSQL, MSSQL and - since TYPO3 v9 - SQLite on each code change. All possible because of Doctrine DBAL.
This change affected almost all parts of the TYPO3 Core, making this change of the largest in history - which was done by a large amount of contributor across various code sprints. Initially developed by Morten Jonuschat, this Database Abstraction Layer reduces the risk of SQL injection because all database code had to be migrated and due to proper documentation - best practices were applied directly.
New system extensions - CKEditor and Form Framework, Fluid Standalone
The extraction of "form" (into form_legacy) and "HTMLArea" gave birth for new and more modern systems - the Form Framework and CKEditor. Both make it much easier to use and comprehend than their predecessor functionalities.
Fluid Standalone - our Templating engine - was born and added, making TYPO3 Core only an extension to the Fluid templating engine.
And of course - there are so many more highlights and numbers we want to mention:
- We've started using subtree splitting for our system extensions, making composer a first-class citizen
- We've introduced Symfony Console to write Command-Line-Code in a unified way
- The Install Tool provided an upgrade analysis tool to render the documentation change log files
- TYPO3 v8.0.0 was released on March 22nd, 2016, the first LTS version (8.7.0) was published on April 4, 2017 and the last release is today - March 31st, 2020.
- TYPO3 v8 was the first TYPO3 version that required PHP v7.0, and up to today supports PHP v7.4 as well - supporting a total of five different PHP versions.
- TYPO3 v8 is the only version where one could use Fluid Styled Content and CSS Styled Content side by side and exchange it in both ways, to make the upgrade to Fluid Styled Content. CSS Styled Content was removed in TYPO3 v9.
A big thank you for every nice word, all the efforts, time, documentation, code, contribution and support for the last 4 years to make this major version release cycle a very special one to me!
For everyone running on TYPO3 v8 or TYPO3 v7 - check out TYPO3 GmbH's ELTS program to get extended support for TYPO3.
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