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The Umbraco Developer Relations team announced a revamped website featuring a new design, structure, and content, built on Umbraco vLatest and Umbraco Cloud. The site is now open source for community members to contribute ideas. Further updates will follow post-Codegarden.
Allen Smith discusses the importance of community and togetherness in achieving personal and collective resolutions for the new year. He highlights the value of retreats, like CODECABIN, in fostering meaningful connections and collaboration among individuals from diverse backgrounds, ultimately enhancing resilience and shared purpose within the Umbraco Community.
In June, Allen Smith celebrated 20 years of Codegarden, highlighting its welcoming Umbraco community, where nearly 40% of attendees were newcomers. Smith emphasizes the importance of mutual benefits in contributions and outlines various pathways for participation, encouraging individuals to explore their interests and connect with others in the community.
Umbraco is transitioning its aging community forum to Discourse, a modern, open-source platform, to enhance user experience and manage spam more effectively. While Discord will continue to serve for real-time chats and events, technical discussions will migrate to the new forum, allowing for better organization and searchability of content.