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I would love to see an overview, a matrix what is currently supported, in which state it is in and what are the requirements.
While I really like the layout and design of get.typo3.org (it is very appealing visually), a very terse table (where you have the most important information on one page and don't have to click) might be helpful.
For example,
You have to click if you want to find the PHP support for ELTS versions
If you want to find the PHP support of older versions (before ELTS) ...
BTW, this is the answer with the highest number of upvotes on Stack Overflow, I sometimes look at the highest voted questions or answers to see what people find useful and what may be missing in the documentation.
One of the reasons why we put things on get.typo3.org is to get rid of the typo3.org/download page and various other locations, just to centralize where to download TYPO3.
The release dates are really something to maintain twice currently (support times), but I have to be honest - I would much rather have a CMS with an extension to manage this content than with API endpoints on get.typo3.org - but having this shown in two places with one UI for managing this content would be great.
So we should work into this direction and use the get.t3o api in the cms extension, I guess this will solve the most things. Will have a look at this extension and come back...
I would love to see an overview, a matrix what is currently supported, in which state it is in and what are the requirements.
While I really like the layout and design of get.typo3.org (it is very appealing visually), a very terse table (where you have the most important information on one page and don't have to click) might be helpful.
For example,
Examples:
Taken from Stack Overflow answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/12911016/2444812, unfortunately no longer maintained for 8,9 and 10.
BTW, this is the answer with the highest number of upvotes on Stack Overflow, I sometimes look at the highest voted questions or answers to see what people find useful and what may be missing in the documentation.
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