📰 uProfile September 2024 - Janae Cram
Janae reflects on her journey within the Umbraco community since 2008, highlighting her roles as a presenter, founder of Skrift, and member of the Community Advisory Board. She emphasizes the importance of community connections, mentorship, and personal growth, while also sharing her interests in VTubing and art.
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📰 I'm learning TDD with dotnet, follow along and let's learn together
Dennis discusses his journey into Test Driven Development (TDD), emphasizing its role in improving code quality and adaptability. As a web developer with five years of experience, he aims to enhance his skills by adopting professional practices, sharing his successes and challenges along the way on Dev.to.
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📰 Learning TDD by doing: An SPA content finder for Umbraco
In this blog post, Dennis discusses implementing a single-page application (SPA) within an Umbraco framework using Test Driven Development (TDD). He details the process of creating a custom content finder, refining his code for simplicity and testability, and expresses uncertainties regarding testing strategies and potential over-engineering. Dennis concludes with reflections on his TDD approach and invites feedback.
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📰 5 Benefits of Building a Website on Umbraco CMS
Umbraco CMS is a flexible and user-friendly platform suitable for businesses of all sizes. It offers exceptional customization, scalability, strong security features, and seamless integration capabilities with third-party applications. These advantages make Umbraco an ideal choice for building and managing websites, enhancing online presence effectively.
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📰 How to Remove Any Examine Index in Umbraco
In the UmbraCare blog, Piotr Bach and Wojciech Tengler discusses the process of removing Examine indexes in Umbraco to enhance performance, particularly for large websites. The article outlines methods for reviewing, registering, and removing indexes, emphasizing the benefits of improved speed and reduced resource usage while cautioning against potential issues with dependencies and third-party plugins.
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