TYPO3 v14: New release plan with more flexibility

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06/02/2025 | TYPO3 | Estimated reading time : min.

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The plans for TYPO3 v14 have been finalized - and they bring some interesting changes with them. Oliver Bartsch, the new Feature Unit Roadmap Coordinator, has published the details of the release cycle, which show: The TYPO3 team is rethinking.

Late start, better quality

The most noticeable difference: TYPO3 14.0 will not be released until November 25, 2025, which is later than usual, but deliberately planned. The developers want to take more time for structural changes instead of postponing features under time pressure or releasing them half-finished.

The other dates at a glance:

14.1: January 20, 2026 (feature integration)
14.2: March 31, 2026 (feature freeze)
14.3: April 21, 2026 (LTS release)

Flexibility instead of fixed commitments

An important change: in future, sprint releases will no longer be linked to specific features. This reduces the pressure on developers and creates room for organic growth of features. To be honest, I think this is a smart move - too often, fixed commitments have led to stress and postponed features.

New way of working

The change in working methods is particularly exciting: Instead of isolated development, interdisciplinary teams now work together right from the start. UX designers, developers, documentation experts and marketing people are virtually sitting at the same table. This means that documentation and communication are no longer tacked on at the end, but are considered right from the start.

What's coming in v14?

Among other things, we are already working on

Migration to Schema API and Record API
Dashboard Settings API
New look & feel
Content Blocks improvements

You can find the complete list and all details in the original article on typo3.org.

Participation welcome

If you want to get involved: The TYPO3 Developer Days in August offer the perfect opportunity. But you can also help without an event - with bug fixes, feature requests or simply by communicating your availability.

What do you think about the changes? Do you welcome the more flexible approach or do you see problems?

Leave a comment - I'm looking forward to hearing your opinion!

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[Translate to English:] Wolfgang Wagner, TYPO3 Experte und Trainer

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