Luuk Peters discusses updating localization from Umbraco 13 to 16, focusing on backoffice localization, changes in C# code, and localization in extensions. Key updates include transitioning language files from XML to JavaScript, new registration methods, and modifications to property description fields.
This week Sebastiaan and Lotte from the Umbraco Developer Relations take a look at the Release Candidate for Umbraco 16.2 which introduces UFM JavaScript-like expressions, enhancing labels and block customization with logic, filters, and native JS-like syntax. The release modernizes the back office, improves editor experiences, and encourages testing before full release in two weeks.
Umbraco 16 is a focused release enhancing the editing and developer experience, serving as a precursor to Umbraco 17 LTS. Key features include a new customizable Rich Text Editor, property-level permissions, and improved backoffice accessibility. This version aims to streamline upgrades and provide a solid foundation for future projects.
Unboxing Umbraco 16 showcases the new CMS improvements: a modern Tiptap-powered rich‑text editor, property‑level permissions, rearrangeable fields, enhanced UI accessibility, and smoother upgrades—solidifying a polished and flexible editing experience
Umbraco 16 introduces incremental improvements, including the exclusive use of the Tiptap rich text editor, property-level permissions, and content segment support. This release focuses on enhancing the editor experience and expanding extension points, while ensuring a straightforward upgrade process. The public release is scheduled for June 12, 2025.