In this article, Philip Hayton shares his newfound appreciation for tag helpers in .NET, highlighting their effectiveness in creating expressive UIs using the Atomic Design methodology. By demonstrating practical examples, he illustrates how tag helpers enhance modularity, reduce boilerplate code, and improve readability, ultimately streamlining UI development in Umbraco.
In the latest Spilling the Source podcast, host Paul Michaels with guest Filip Bruun Bech-Larsen dives into the world of Umbraco, exploring insights on open-source software (OSS).
The authors emphasize the importance of continuous learning and community in the tech industry. Emma, Jemima, and Poornima share their diverse journeys, highlighting how curiosity and support from tech communities have shaped their careers. They encourage others to embrace learning, get involved, and recognize the value of sharing knowledge.
Dennis Adolfo's journey from chef to tech leader highlights his focus on work-life balance, leading 150 developers, community engagement, ethical AI, and adapting to innovation, emphasizing diverse skills and professional growth in an evolving tech landscape.
Matt Brailsford details the development of a Bluesky tips bot for UMB.FYI, which monitors mentions and responds with thank-you messages. He discusses the setup process, opting for a polling method due to bandwidth concerns, and outlines the bot's architecture, including the implementation of a Bluesky client for handling notifications.
Gareth Edwards discusses the implications of the British government's transfer of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, which will lead to the retirement of the .io domain. He highlights how geopolitical changes can disrupt digital landscapes, drawing parallels with historical precedents like the USSR and Yugoslavia, emphasizing the interconnectedness of physical history and the digital realm.