📰 Umbraco 14 Release Candidate
Umbraco 14 introduces a new Backoffice with TypeScript, LIT, Web Components, and UUI, offering more extension points for developers. It also includes a consolidated service architecture, breaking changes, and deprecations. Known issues and plans for Forms, Deploy, Commerce, and Workflow are discussed.
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📰 Reusing Umbraco Properties in Umbraco v14
In Umbraco v14, when building custom editor UI it can be useful to reuse the existing property editors that Umbraco comes with. In this article Matt Brailsford discusses how to do just that.
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📰 Eco-Friendliness in the CMS World
Gerry McGovern highlights the environmental impact of the Cloud and digital technologies, urging action to reduce energy consumption. Sustainable web design benefits businesses and aligns with legal and industry trends. CMS vendors like Umbraco are taking steps to promote sustainability.
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📰 Umbraco to Relewise with Workers
Kenn Jacobsen discusses integrating Umbraco content with Relewise for personalized search and recommendation, using Umbraco webhooks and Cloudflare Workers to push product data to Relewise API. The process involves setting up webhooks, creating a Cloudflare Worker project, and pushing products to Relewise using JavaScript SDK. He emphasizes the ease of integration without requiring .NET development and highlights the Relewise demo store as a useful feature.
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📦 ExaminePeek
A simple package to help view a specific Umbraco content node and see its stored values in the Umbraco External index.
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