Who invented TYPO3? (1)
The TYPO3 Association
Robert Lemke
Kasper Skårhøj
The TYPO3 GmbH
The Open Source Business Alliance
What does the abbreviation ECM stand for? (1)
Extended Content Management
Enterprise Content Module
European Content Management
Enterprise Content Management
Edition of Contemporary Management
Enhanced Content Management
What are valid spellings of the word “TYPO3”? (2)
“TYPO3”
“Typo3”
"typo3” (in URLs)
“TyPo3”
“TYPO 3”
Which open-source license is used by TYPO3 CMS? (1)
TYPO3 is open-source software and does not need a license
The MIT License
The Apache License
The GNU General Public License
The Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License
What does the license used by TYPO3 CMS imply? (3)
You are allowed to modify and distribute the TYPO3 logo
You are allowed to make copies of the source code
You are allowed to sell a modified version of the source code
You are allowed to run the software on Linux systems only
You are allowed to run, study, share, and modify the software
What are the current products of the TYPO3 project? (3)
The PHP dependency manager “Composer”
The content management system “TYPO3”
The content application framework “Neos CMS”
The web templating engine “Fluid”
The deployment tool “Surf”
Which of the following TYPO3 teams exist? (3)
The Documentation Team
The Debt Collector Team
The Security Team
The Server Team
The End-user Support Team
What is a (strategic) TYPO3 initiative? (1)
If someone takes the initiative to submit a bug report
The annual newsletter campaign by the TYPO3 Marketing Team
A task force to collect membership fees from TYPO3 Association members
A community-driven development outside of the TYPO3 Core roadmap
Which statement about the TYPO3 Association is correct? (1)
The TYPO3 Association is a for-profit company that finances the TYPO3 project
TYPO3 Association is the name of the company that Kasper Skårhøj founded to support the project
The TYPO3 Association is an association registered in Switzerland
TYPO3 Association is the name of the association of all TYPO3 user groups in Europe
The TYPO3 Association was replaced by the TYPO3 GmbH in 2016
What are some tasks of the TYPO3 Association? (3)
Organizing TYPO3 community events
Financing full-time programmers
Specifying the colours used in the TYPO3 logo
Collecting membership fees
Running security checks against competitive products
What are the requirements for a membership in the TYPO3 Association? (2)
A registered company and tax file number
A residency in an European country
Payment of a one-off fee (except for the “Community Membership”)
Payment of an annual membership fee
An invitation by an existing member of the TYPO3 Association
Proof that you developed at least one website using TYPO3
Which TYPO3 Association memberships exist? (3)
TYPO3 Freelancer membership
TYPO3 Community membership
TYPO3 Silver membership
TYPO3 Premium membership
TYPO3 Gold membership
TYPO3 Active Contributer membership
What is a TYPO3 user group? (1)
A group of TYPO3 Association members who are working on a task
A commercial support network organized by TYPO3 agencies
A casual meeting (physical or virtual) of TYPO3 enthusiasts
A chat channel
What does the TYPO3 Code of Conduct say? (3)
Treat all community members with respect
Be nice and hug everyone you meet at official TYPO3 events
Convince others that TYPO3 is the best system on the market no matter what
Harassment, personal attacks, and demeaning behavior are not tolerated
Be aware that language can be difficult: sarcasm and irony is not understood by everyone
Never use your real name for privacy reasons
What can you do if you feel that someone violates the TYPO3 Code of Conduct, for example, at a TYPO3 conference? (1)
Do nothing as the TYPO3 Code of Conduct forbids you to speak up
Submit a complain to the TYPO3 Security Team
Contact the event staff or a TYPO3 Association ombudsperson
Jump on the stage, interrupt the speaker, and blame the person publicly
Which events are organized by the TYPO3 Association? (3)
TYPO3 User Days
T3BOARD
TYPO3 Conference
t3marathon
TYPO3camp
T3DD
TYPO3 Academy
Which statements about major, minor, and bugfix versions in TYPO3’s version schema are correct? (3)
The first number is called the major version (e.g. “11” in version 11.5.2)
The second number is called the minor version (e.g. “5” in version 11.5.2)
The third number is called the minor version (e.g. “2” in version 11.5.2)
The last number is only increased between releases if the new version is a security update
The last number is called the bugfix or patch version (e.g. “2” in version 11.5.2)
Security releases always show four numbers as the version string (e.g. 11.5.2.1)
What does “LTS” mean in TYPO3 v11 LTS? (1)
Language Translation Service
Long Term Scheduling
Long Time Support
Long Term Solution
Long Term Support
Long Time Solution
Which statements about “Sprint Releases” are correct? (3)
Sprint Releases are TYPO3 versions which are released as quickly as possible in order to fix security issues
Sprint Releases are maintained for at last 12 months
Every Sprint Release is based on a merge window which is then followed by a stabilization phase
TYPO3 version 9.2, 10.0, 10.3, and 11.2 are Sprint Releases for example
Sprint Releases have scheduled release dates
Where can you look-up changes of a new TYPO3 version? (2)
Changes are summarised at changes.typo3.org
You have to contact the TYPO3 Core Team by email
All changes are listed in the ChangeLog file in the root directory of an installed TYPO3 instance
All changes are documented as ReST files and included in every release package
A summary of changes is available for each release at get.typo3.org
Changes are kept secret for security reasons
