The official profile for Umbraco - The Friendly OpenSource ASP.NET CMS. Managed by Umbraco HQ.
Erica Quessenberry reflects on her 15-year journey in the Umbraco Community, highlighting her growth from a nervous attendee to a prominent advocate for diversity, equity, and inclusion. She emphasizes the importance of community involvement, personal connections, and shared experiences, encouraging others to engage and contribute to the evolving landscape of Umbraco.
In Umbraco 15, components have been decentralized into their respective packages, altering import paths and enabling better extension capabilities. Developers must update their TypeScript configurations and imports to accommodate the new structure, utilizing the global UmbExtensionManifest for extension types. This change enhances flexibility for package developers but introduces breaking changes.
Karen Kler and Tom Parker discuss choosing between Umbraco and Sitecore for CMS platforms, highlighting features, user experiences, and support options.
Umbraco versions 8.0.0 to 14.3.0 are affected by various medium-severity vulnerabilities, requiring users to upgrade to the latest minor versions for patches. Vulnerabilities include stored XSS and potential code execution risks, necessitating authenticated access for exploitation. Users are encouraged to enable automatic minor upgrades for enhanced security.
Oct 23, 2024 - Europe - EUR 1200.00
Oct 24, 2024 - Europe - EUR 1200.00
Umbraco plans to merge the Backoffice repository into the main Umbraco-CMS repository to simplify maintenance and improve contribution ease. This change addresses challenges with submodules and version management. The merge is scheduled for November 9, 2025, with all open pull requests to be resolved beforehand.
Oct 21, 2024 - Online, Europe - €1200
Oct 22, 2024 - Online, Europe - €1200
Oct 23, 2024 - Online, Europe - €1200
Oct 24, 2024 - Online, Europe - €1200
Umbraco 15 introduces significant enhancements for developers, particularly for large content-driven sites. Key updates include a new rich text editor, client credential support, hybrid caching, and block-level variants. Upgraded dependencies, including .NET 9, improve performance and flexibility. The release focuses on streamlining development and enhancing user experience.