Category: Events
TYPO3 events include organised conferences, TYPO3camps, informal meet-ups, workshops and training. They're a great place to quickly gain visibility within the TYPO3 community, to network with like-minded people and to improve skills. You can meet face to face, swap tips and get inspiration for your next TYPO3 project.
What You Gain by Taking Part in TYPO3 Events
There are a whole lot of different TYPO3 events all year round, some more techy, others not. All of them a great opportunity for both enthusiastic beginners as well as experienced professionals to contribute towards TYPO3 CMS, to meet old friends and to make new ones.
TYPO3 Developer Days 2017 (T3DD17) - Guest Article
This year’s TYPO3 Developer Days took place in Malmö, Sweden. It was the twelfth time round for the annual conference. The highlights included the Coding Night, a video conference with Kasper Skårhøj, lots of inspiring talks and socializing. 275 community members took part this year, 20% of them for the first time.
TYPO3 Developer Days 2017 (T3DD17) Recap
This year’s highlight took place last week in Malmö, Sweden: the TYPO3 Developer Days 2017 (T3DD17). As the biggest conference for everyone involved in the TYPO3 community, it brought like-minded people as well as old and new acquaintances together.
TYPO3 Agency Meetup Days 2017
The Agency Meetup Days (AMDs) are coming up again soon. These events are open to anyone doing business with TYPO3 CMS and who’s interested in a less techy get-together.
TYPO3 University Day Coming up in September 2017
Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences and TYPO3’s Academic Committee have announced that they will once again join forces to take on this year’s TYPO3 University Day (T3UD17).
Recap of TYPO3camp Venlo 2017
For the 5th time, the Barcamp in Venlo is a fixed date on our calendar - especially because it’s a nice mix of meeting old friends as well as making new ones.
SymfonyCon 2016 Recap
December 2016 began with a cool event in Berlin - SymfonyCon. We want to share our view on the event and most importantly how the PHP ecosystem in general and TYPO3 in particular are affected by this.