The video for my 2026 Codegarden talk "Bringing “Open-Source” Principles Out of Software and Into the World" is now online.
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The video for my 2025 Codegarden talk "The Evolution of Gridded Content in Umbraco" is now online.
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My article "Using Umbraco UI Builder to Edit Data Stored Locally in JSON Files" is included in the 2024 "24 Days" collection.
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The video for my 2024 Codegarden talk "Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: Improving the Architecture of an Existing Site" is now online.
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The video for my 2022 Codegarden talk "Codegarden 2022 - Developers + Content Editors + Umbraco Deploy = ❤️" is now online.
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At Codegarden 2018 I did a talk titled "Umbraco Forms as the Ultimate Survey Tool". Recently I received a question about how to display the submitted data in an aggregated format after the form has been submitted. This was something that my talk demo was doing. I though this might make for a good follow-up article, especially since the recent update to Umbraco Forms makes it an even more appealing tool for developers to use.
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A few weeks ago I came across an issue on GitHub requesting an Umbraco Core feature to allow for specifying data or content that would be different based on the current website’s environment (development/staging/live). Considering the question today, in light of the current state of Umbraco 8 and Umbraco Cloud, 3 ways to handle this need came to mind. Here they are – in general order of coding complexity.
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If you have an Umbraco Cloud Account, you have likely noticed a link to “View errors” on some of your environments. How do errors get listed there - and how can you best use the information to maintain your site?
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Running a profitable web development project is always challenging. In my experience while working with Agencies, there are a few things I’ve found that should be addressed up-front, which will save headaches – and cost overruns – later.
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It’s extremely common for a corporate website to require integration with some sort of external data. In my work, I have encountered variations in the ways that data gets pulled-in, and the ways it gets used on-site. An important thing to remember about Umbraco is that when a site is architected properly, it works seamlessly with anything you can access through some sort of common interface – basically anything that ASP.Net can handle, Umbraco can utilize. I’ve found that there are three important questions to consider when designing your integration setup
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