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Looking for a scalable and reliable open source enterprise CMS? TYPO3 is an up-to-date and powerful open source platform for enterprise content management backed by a large community, an official association, and a professional company, which enables people around the globe to deliver content-rich digital experiences on any channel, any device, in any language at any time.
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If your websites are on an older version of TYPO3, now is a great time to upgrade to the latest and greatest version. You’ll get many improvements and the longest lifespan for your investment. The catchphrase for TYPO3 v10 LTS, 'Safe and Sound', refers to the overall improved performance and stability of this version. Many improvements are under the hood, so I’ve gathered some feature highlights that business decision-makers will love to see.
What’s different?
These are just some of the highlights. Read about more UX improvements in v10.
What does it mean for our backend users and integrators?
With better user experience, backend users can get their jobs done quicker and more efficiently. Developers can save time and work with fewer errors. Now it’s easier to produce translations, so teams can work in their native language. And with the Dashboard, you can provide quick links and calls-to-action to help editors stay productive.
What’s different?
How does it help us keep websites secure?
These are examples where an improved user interface actually makes websites more secure.
By making it easier to enforce stronger passwords and providing password reset by email, TYPO3 v10 LTS keeps user logins more secure. In addition, it enables integrators to apply the principle of least privilege (POLP) to ensure users and groups have the least amount of access they need to do their jobs, thanks to a better UI for comparing user and group permissions.
What’s different?
TYPO3v10 LTS is the first CMS to support lazy-loading images out of the box. While browsers are still working on adopting this specification, TYPO3 v10 LTS is ready! If you’re curious, check CanIuse.com to see which browsers support lazy loading.
How does lazy loading enhance the user experience?
Thanks to lazy loading, a visitor can get most of the content they need quickly. This makes the website load faster.
How does lazy loading speed up performance?
The images get downloaded as placeholders and only appear fully when a user needs them. This means if a user doesn’t continue scrolling down, the image isn’t fully downloaded from the server. This means fewer resources get transferred and that means less load on the server.
What’s different about creating and managing forms?
How does this help?
Now the better step-by-step wizard means content editors can make forms more easily. When it comes time to customize the forms, integrators can get an overview of the complete setup thanks to one setup file.
What’s different?
Before, system-generated emails in TYPO3 were pretty plain, at least out-of-the-box. Now TYPO3 v10 LTS offers HTML-based system emails that can be customized, for example with the right colors and logos that your users expect to see.
How do HTML based emails improve branding?
System emails use the colours and logos you set in your backend. They’ll be customized as soon as you upgrade your system. If you want to be more fancy, now it’s easier for developers to use the Fluid templating engine in TYPO3 v10 for customizations. This means your users will get notifications and be able to recognize where these messages are coming from.
What’s different?
How does this improve SEO?
A broken link is bad for business. It means people aren’t getting the information they need. Search engines also can’t crawl your website, and it means visitors just bounce instead of sticking around. Now, TYPO3 v10 LTS can catch and prevent broken links on-the-fly. Both visitors and search engine crawlers will be able to get all the information they need.
What’s different now?
By standardizing on selected Symfony libraries, TYPO3 is now easier to adopt than ever before. Developers use these libraries and standards when they build custom software on top of TYPO3.
TYPO3 has adopted these recommended standards referred to as PSRs, meaning PHP Standard Recommendation. This is a way for PHP projects and users to agree on best practices so they can share improvements and move PHP forward together.
How does this help me get to market faster?
For a long time, TYPO3 has had these features, but they were built in a “TYPO3 way.” Now these capabilities are being replaced by widely adopted standardized methods. This means work can be done more consistently, but it also means you can tap into a bigger talent pool.
Now it’s easier to get new developers up to speed. It also means TYPO3 works in a more intuitive way for users who are familiar with Symfony. The Symfony community has more than 600,000 developers; this will make it easier to expand your teams.
What’s different now?
How does this help?
Accessibility ensures that content editors of all abilities can get their work done. Many integrators and content editors prefer to navigate with the keyboard rather than using a mouse.
What’s different?
How does this help?
Right after major versions of CMS software is released, there’s usually a lag between the release and the availability of contributed extensions or modules. With TYPO3 v10 many extension maintainers have taken the chance to update their extensions. For many projects, there’s no need to delay upgrading to TYPO3 v10 now.
What’s different?
How does this help?
TYPO3 GmbH provides ELTS to give TYPO3 projects longevity. By upgrading to TYPO3 v10, early in the life cycle, you get the longest possible support.
Thanks so much for the blog article.Really looking forward to read more. Want more.Keep posting.