The 2023 Umbraco Impact Report highlights the company's influence in the CMS industry, its impact on partners, clients, the Umbraco community, and the environment. It also features a piece on "Open Source and AI in 2023" by Umbraco CTO, Filip Bech-Larsen, and outlines commitments based on 5 UN ESG goals for 2024 and beyond.
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Kenn Jacobsen discusses the necessity of managing non-production environments and protecting them from unauthorized access using Cloudflare Access. He outlines the steps to enable and configure Cloudflare Access for Cloudflare Pages, highlighting its effectiveness despite some documentation challenges.
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This blog post explains how to create custom conditions for Umbraco V14 manifests to control visibility of workspace views using JavaScript instead of C#. It includes examples and code for creating and consuming custom conditions.
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The post discusses enabling developers to override default button behavior in Umbraco v14 by updating manifest definitions, UI components, and API implementations, allowing complete customization of button behavior. Next, it hints at exploring swapping out the button component entirely in the next post.
[ @Matt Brailsford ]
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Matt Brailsford discusses componentizing quick actions by creating a web component with a manifest property, registering the component globally, and using umb-extension-slot to render quick actions. Next, he plans to explore customizing the buttons' click handler.
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Artem Bezvesilnyi discusses using ChatGPT for content marketing, testing it with Umbraco marketing texts. While ChatGPT can generate SEO-friendly content, it lacks creativity and expertise, making it unsuitable for replacing content marketing experts.
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Andy Butland discusses a use case for Moq, a .NET mocking framework, where he needed to verify parameters passed to a mocked method. He encountered a problem with missing parameters, but found a solution by capturing and inspecting the parameters.
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Terence Burridge shares a story about using Umbraco.Community.Sustainability to improve website sustainability. He discovered large unnecessary downloads of Font Awesome icons, and reduced file sizes, resulting in a 40% reduction in CO2 emissions without visual loss. He recommend auditing icon usage for sustainability.
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Owain Jones explains the concept of compositions in Umbraco, their benefits, and how to access their properties using Models Builder or IPublishedContent. He provides code examples and a ViewComponent for using compositions in a View.
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Harry Gordon discusses his decision to rebuild his personal website using the new JavaScript framework Astro, highlighting its benefits for static sites and its flexibility in working with different front-end frameworks. He also compares Astro with Umbraco and shares his experience with the transition, concluding that Astro is a good fit for static sites and decoupling the UI. He also mentions his positive experience with upgrading from Umbraco 8 to 13 using uSync.
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Andy Eva-Dale emphasizes tech sustainability, advocating for efficient language models. He lauds B Corp accreditation benefits like better supplier management. He notes diverse global sustainability approaches, anticipates standardization, and draws inspiration from community involvement for future sustainability features.
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