ProWorks President has been selected to help guide the Umbraco CMS into the future by contributing to the Umbraco CMS Community Team. He will be a part of a group of community advisors that the…
The USDA ARS Scientific Discoveries site has been added to the list of USWDS powered sites!…
Jason and Benjamin are presenting at CodeGarden 2021! Join them on Friday at 8:45am Pacific to learn about "Headless on .NET Core".…
The new Block List Editor from Umbraco is out! It's cool because it enables a component-based editing experience. Why should you care? It is a win-win for content editors and developers!…
We are going to setup searching using an online search provider called Algolia. The back-end will push content into Algolia as it is published, and the front-end will query Algolia through JavaScript to get the latest results.…
Now we tie the Umbraco Back-end to the Gridsome Front-end and make the entire process work from end to end. This includes setting up the Vue.js rendering of Umbraco content and auto-deploying content changes from Umbraco to Azure.…
This second post is focused on the back-end of the Headless architecture. The back-end is where the website content is edited using the Umbraco Content Management System (CMS). We setup the Umbraco back-end and host it on an Azure Web App.…
This first post is focused on the front-end of the Headless architecture. This piece is what will render the data from Umbraco into HTML. We setup the front-end ready to connect to Umbraco, the hosting in Azure Blog Storage as a static site, AND an AppVeyor build to update the site when code or (eventually) content changes are made.…
Umbraco CMS is releasing the .NET Core version of their product later this year. Learn how to use Umbraco CMS .NET Core to publish a GraphQL API that can be rendered with a Headless tool such as Gridsome. …
Easily create design components and layouts that follow the US Web Design Standards by using USWDS "Tokens"…
