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Just a fact: yesterday I was able to speed up one TYPO3 web site 7x times. I did it by optimizing TypoScript and web server environment. I guess I could do more but my customer did not want to touch one area that could speed up the loading a little more.

I like doing this kind of performance work. It is always a challenge and I like challenging work!

This post is about future of some extensions. Details are inside.

Yesterday I released a new version of mnoGoSearch TYPO3 extension. There are tweaks for better page rank calculation and some bug fixes. Now mnoGoSearch runs more Google–like. It ranks TYPO3 pages with keywords in titles higher than pages with keywords only in text.

Thanks to Netcreators for support and sponsoring!

Michael Cannon from the Acqal TYPO3 agency created a very nice TYPO3 extension. This extensions preconfigures RealURL for other extensions. Here is the list of supported extensions...

One important and commonly overlooked way to make TYPO3 sites search engine friendly and well–ranked is too keep links working. In addition to SEO it also makes users happy: if they bookmark a page, they know they will get to the destination even if the page changes.

The problem

Most (may be all) content management systems do not offer any way to keep links working. When a page is renamed or moved, the site usually replies with a 404 error to search engines and regular visitors. Search engines remove a [well–ranked] page from the index and...

Mobile phones become smarter at displaying the web. According to Google Analytics reports for several web sites, the number of visitors coming from phones grows every week. Therefore having a mobile version of the web site becomes an important business advantage. In this article I describe how to easily create a mobile version of the web site using TYPO3 and TemplaVoila.

The way is fully created by me (except for one regular expression that I will mention in appropriate time). Currently it works successfully at www.calis.lv web...