TYPO3 CMS Certified Integrator (English)
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TYPO3 CMS Certified Integrator (English)

Exam Study Guide for the Official TCCI Certification of the TYPO3 Association
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About the Book

The TYPO3 CMS Certified Integrator exam (TCCI) is a challenging certification by the TYPO3 Association. The certification covers various topics around the open source enterprise content management system TYPO3 CMS, including installation and configuration, performance tuning, TypoScript, backend administration, documentation and more.

Officially certified TYPO3 integrators benefit from the certification program in many ways. Agencies demonstrate that their team has the knowledge and experience to build TYPO3 projects of all sizes and complexities. Freelancers can produce proof of their skills to set up and configure sites according to the high TYPO3 standards.

Over the last 10 years, hundreds of professionals have successfully passed the test - and many of them used this book as their study guide. The revised and updated 5th edition of the TYPO3 CMS Certified Integrator book contains 250 example questions, possible answers and detailed explanations of which answers are correct and why.

Michael Schams​​ is a well-known, long-term member of the TYPO3 community with many years of professional experience. He holds a master's degree in computer sciences, is an international advocate for open source technologies and a regular writer for technical journals.

TYPO3 CMS Certified Integrator is the perfect choice for every TYPO3 integrator to prepare for the test and master the exam.

About the Author

Michael Schams
Michael Schams

Michael Schams is an active and long-term member of the TYPO3 community and combines extensive experience with fresh ideas. He holds a master's degree in computer sciences, is an international advocate of open-source technologies and regularly publishes articles in professional journals and online media.

Currently based in Melbourne (Australia), Michael consults with clients across the globe to achieve best outcomes in the digital space, web hosting, IT infrastructure, IT security and cloud computing/storage.

Table of Contents

  • Preface
    • Acknowledgement
    • Piracy
  • Introduction
    • Quality Assessment of TYPO3 Service Providers
    • Certification Process
    • How to Use this Book
    • Feedback
  • 1. General Information
    • 1.1 The TYPO3 Project
    • 1.2 The TYPO3 Association
    • 1.3 TYPO3 Versions
  • 2. Installation
    • 2.1 Software and License
    • 2.2 General Notes
    • 2.3 Database
    • 2.4 Install Tool
  • 3. Performance
    • 3.1 Caching
  • 4. Getting Help
    • 4.1 Documentation
  • 5. Extensions
    • 5.1 General Notes
    • 5.2 Update
    • 5.3 Configuration
  • 6. Backend Administration
    • 6.1 General Notes
    • 6.2 Modules
    • 6.3 User Administration
    • 6.4 Workspaces
    • 6.5 User TSconfig and Page TSconfig
    • 6.6 Multilingual Websites
    • 6.7 Admin Panel
    • 6.8 Page and Content Entry
  • 7. Templating
    • 7.1 General Notes
    • 7.2 The FLUIDTEMPLATE Content Object
  • 8. TypoScript
    • 8.1 General Notes
    • 8.2 TypoScript Setup and Constants
    • 8.3 Operators
    • 8.4 Conditions
    • 8.5 Images
    • 8.6 Content Objects (cObj)
    • 8.7 Content Rendering
    • 8.8 Menu Creation
    • 8.9 The optionSplit Function
    • 8.10 Object Browser, Template Analyzer and Constant Editor
    • 8.11 The getText Data Type
    • 8.12 The stdWrap Function
  • Appendix
    • Overview of all Questions
    • Changelog
  • Notes

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