What is the TYPO3 Association? (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 a registered association based in Switzerland.
TYPO3 Association is the name of the association of all TYPO3 user groups in Europe.
The TYPO3 Association is a registered brand name of the TYPO3 project (it is abbreviated to TYPO3 for the purpose of simplicity).
What are the tasks of the TYPO3 Association? (4)
Organizing events.
Financing full-time programmers.
Specifying the colors in the TYPO3 logo.
Collecting membership fees.
Programming new websites for the TYPO3 project.
What are the prerequisites for membership in the TYPO3 Association? (2)
Residence in the EU.
Residence in Europe.
Payment of a one-off fee (except for the “Community Membership”).
Payment of an annual membership fee.
You have to be suggested and selected by the TYPO3 Association.
You have to be able to show at least one project that you have implemented independently using TYPO3.
Which events are organized by the TYPO3 Association? (3)
TYPO3 User Days
T3BOARD
TYPO3 Conference
t3marathon
TYPO3camp
T3DD
TYPO3 Academy
Who is responsible for the contents of the TYPO3 certification exam? (1)
Kasper Skårhøj
Mathias Schreiber
typo3.org
TYPO3 Association
The Association of European IT certifications
Pearson VUE
Where can you read about changes of a new TYPO3 version? (2)
Changes are summarised in the TYPO3 Wiki.
You have to contact the TYPO3 Core Team via 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.
What exactly does “LTS” mean in TYPO3 v9 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 7.4, as well as 8.0 and 8.1 are Sprint Releases.
Sprint Releases have scheduled release dates.
Which statement about TYPO3 version updates is correct? (1)
TYPO3 minor version updates can be executed in the Install Tool if the instance is not in “composer” mode.
The TYPO3 core can not be updated – you have to install it from scratch and migrate the content.
An update from TYPO3 version 7.6.20 to TYPO3 v9 LTS can be done directly.
The Scheduler contains a task, which keeps the TYPO3 core up-to-date automatically.
Every version update requires to lock the backend.
What does it mean if a function in TYPO3 version 9.4.0 is marked as “deprecated”? (2)
The function is no longer available in version 9.4.0.
The function should no longer be used in version 9.4.x.
The function will be removed in version 9.4.1.
The function will be removed in version 9.5.0.
The function will be removed in version 10.x.
