Umbraco
The official profile for Umbraco - The Friendly OpenSource ASP.NET CMS. Managed by Umbraco HQ.
2025-12-03
📰 Umbraco 17 LTS: Final Release
Umbraco 17, the latest Long-Term Supported version, is built on .NET 10 LTS, enhancing performance, security, and scalability. Key features include load balancing for the backoffice, consistent UTC date handling, and improved accessibility. This release marks a significant milestone for digital agencies and developers, offering a stable foundation for future growth.
📺 Unboxing Umbraco 17 LTS
Umbraco HQ introduces Umbraco 17, a major Long-Term Support release built on .NET 10, featuring enhanced performance and scalability. Key updates include consistent date handling, load balancing for the Backoffice, UI improvements, and changes to Models Builder. Upgrade considerations from previous versions are also discussed.
📺 UK Partner Summit Umbraco 2025
The Umbraco UK Partner Summit, held at the National Football Museum in Manchester, brought together partners to network and discuss innovations in Umbraco. Attendees highlighted the community's openness and the excitement around new products, emphasizing collaboration and knowledge sharing as key to success for new developers and agencies.
2025-11-26
📰 Automate Your Lead Flow in Umbraco with Webhooks and Zapier
Niels Christian Laursen's article introduces a no-code approach to automating lead flow in Umbraco using webhooks and Zapier. It outlines a step-by-step process for validating, enriching, and routing leads from Umbraco Forms to Zoho CRM, emphasizing the ease of creating powerful automations without coding experience.
📺 In Conversation With CMS Critic
In a webinar, Matt Garpy and Umbraco HQ discuss the complexities and challenges of composable architecture in technology. They emphasize the need for understanding business requirements, integrating legacy systems, and fostering collaboration. The conversation advocates for a balanced approach to technology adoption, prioritizing communication and business value over cost reduction.
📺 US Partner Summit Umbraco 2025
The US Partners Summit, hosted by Umbraco HQ, emphasizes community engagement, learning, and collaboration among agencies. Attendees are encouraged to network, share insights, and discuss industry changes, highlighting the importance of tools like Bronco Compose. The event fosters relationships that can drive business growth within the Umbraco community.
2025-11-19
📰 Umbraco CMS Developer MCP for Umbraco 16
Phil Whittaker announces the official release of the Umbraco CMS Developer MCP for Umbraco 16, enhancing AI assistant integration with comprehensive API coverage and intelligent tools. The MCP server now supports over 330 tools, multi-culture content, and improved configuration management, paving the way for future developments and community contributions.
📰 Don’t outsource your AI strategy
Filip Bech-Larsen emphasizes Umbraco's commitment to flexibility in AI integration, advocating for an open, model-agnostic approach. This allows businesses to control data, customize workflows, and adapt to evolving technologies without being locked into a single vendor. Umbraco's MCP Server facilitates secure, innovative AI interactions while maintaining user autonomy.
2025-11-12
2025-11-05
📰 Growing Together: Umbraco Expands into Australia and New Zealand
Umbraco, led by CEO Mats Persson, is expanding into Australia and New Zealand to enhance digital experiences in the APAC region. With Emmanuel Tissera as Head of APAC and dedicated local support, Umbraco aims to empower agencies and businesses through collaboration and a strong partner network, fostering openness and trust.
📰 Umbraco 17: Release Candidate
Andy Butland discusses the release candidate of Umbraco 17, highlighting key updates and improvements, including .NET 10 compatibility, load balancing for the backoffice, consistent date handling, and enhanced user experience features. He encourages users to test the release candidate and report any issues for further refinement.
2025-10-29
📰 Composable Regrets: Lessons From the First Wave
Filip Bech-Larsen discusses the challenges faced by enterprises in adopting composable architecture, revealing regrets related to orchestration complexity, hidden costs, and customer experience. He emphasizes the need for a practical approach that prioritizes clarity and user experience, advocating for composability that truly delivers value rather than merely offering flexibility.