1. Typo3 eBusiness Technologies, Prof. Dr. Eduard Heindl Liis Leisner
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2. Agenda Content Management System Typo3 Overview The Features
Backend editing
Frontend editing
Templates
Extensions
System Requirements
References
Conclusion
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3. Content Management System
Content is all kind of digital data
The tasks to be done by a CMS:
Import and creation of content
Roles of users
Definition of workflow tasks
The ability to track and manage multiple versions of a single instance of content.
The ability to publish the content to a repository to support access to the content.
Separation of content, structure and design
Easy to contribute
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4. Typo3 Overview TYPO3 is open source CMS
Development was started by Kasper Skårhøj in 1997
Two levels of contributors
Administrator
Content editors
Content and design separated
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5. Features Installation tool Backend editing Frontend editing Templates
Extentions
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6. Backend Administration of the website
Elements can be enabled/disabled for given users or groups
Three main areas:
modules menu (left),
page tree (left/middle)
module work area (right).
Rich Text Editor
Access Restriction
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8. Frontend editing
Editing content on directly on the web pages (must be logged in)
Little pencil icon 
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9. Templates The design of the website is defined by templates
They are changable
Own templates using Typoscript
Templates can be setup and administered in multiple locations on the site.
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11. Extensions Extension manager Shared through central resporsitory
Over 800 extension available
You can create your own extensions- The Kickstarter
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12. System Requirements Webserver Client (user)
Operating System: Unix, Windows or Mac
Webserver: Webserver Apache, IIS
Middleware: PHP4 or PHP5
Database: MySQL or any other database system supported by the TYPO3 DBAL
Hardware: modern CPU and at least 256 MB Ram.
Client (user)
Required: Any graphical browser on any OS
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13. References Tens of thousands websites Some of the examples
DHL Event Manager
Volkswagen AG - Investor Relations
REWE-Zentral-Aktiengesellschaft
New York Times
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14. Conclusion TYPO3 has been around for a long time.
It is free and open to everyone
Allows easy website creation
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15. Thank you for your attention! Questions?
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