Jack Chamberlain shares his journey into the Umbraco Community, from forum scrolls to in-person events, co-organizing meetups, fond memories, tech exploration, and tips for newcomers.
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Corné Hoskam reflects on the events of 2023, including Umbraco community activities, job changes, and personal growth. He emphasize the importance of balance and setting priorities for the upcoming year.
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Dennis discusses the importance of error handling and logging, providing code examples and improvements. He emphasizes using async/await, consistent error flows, and managing expectations. He also address issues with API endpoint code and offer additional tips for reducing clutter in Application Insights and ignoring certain errors in Raygun, and concludes by highlighting the benefits of understanding the framework and the value of improving error handling and logging.
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Richard Soeteman discusses the need for version control in Umbraco package development and outlines the process of automating versioning using GitVersion and Azure DevOps, as well as integrating version information into the package manifest and code.
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Umbraco 13, released on December 14, 2023, is the next LTS version, built on .NET 8 and ASP.NET Core 8. TRES plans to transition to version 13, using multi-targeting to support Umbraco 10 and 13.
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Owain Williams launched a website, "Is It Umbraco Tees day today," to bridge the gap between social platforms and create a single reference for #UmbracoTees day. The origin of the hashtag is traced back to a conversation with Pete Duncanson.
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The Umbraco Sustainability Team held a webinar on improving website sustainability. Terence Burridge made quick changes to their site, focusing on image formats and removing Twitter feed, resulting in significant sustainability improvements.
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The Umbraco sustainability team discusses ways to make Umbraco websites eco-friendly in a webinar. They cover infrastructure, backend, frontend, and editor perspectives, emphasizing the environmental impact of digital industries. Key suggestions include optimizing software, improving performance, and considering dark mode. The webinar encourages a sustainability challenge and addresses audience questions about testing, certifications, and rebuilding websites. Overall, it promotes eco-conscious practices in website development.
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2024-01-18 from 18:00 to 20:00 - The Cross Keys, 107 Water Lane, Leeds, GB
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2024-01-18 from 18:30 to 20:30 - Cantarus, York Street, Manchester, GB
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2024-01-24 from 18:30 to 20:30 - Online event
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Jan 18, 2024 - Online, Europe - €1150
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Jan 22, 2024 - Online, Europe - €1150
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Jan 23, 2024 - Online, Europe - €1150
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Jan 24, 2024 - Online, Europe - €1150
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Tailors the editor experience to a headless setup by removing noise and irrelevant editor options.
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Allows for no-code definition of Delivery API filters and sorters, automatic CORS policies for API consumers and more.
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Automatically convert uploaded pictures into .webp format
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Provides a standard "Umbraco" interface to manage tags within your site.
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Seamlessly integrate Clerk.io with your Umbraco Commerce project
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A Super Easy RSS Feed generator for Umbraco 10+ sites
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Automatically create nodes / put restrictions on the number of nodes created / hide URL segments / hide not created nodes from the Umbraco back office
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