Umbraco 6: What's new?

Umbraco 6: What's new?

I just got back from the Umbraco Masterclass in Seattle. I'm now a Level 2 certified Umbraco developer. Yay! During the training, we covered everything from the basics (e.g. What's a doctype?) to some more advanced concepts involving the new and improved Umbraco API. The best part was that this training was conducted entirely on Umbraco 6.…

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Using Style Tiles to Start a Web Design Project

Using Style Tiles to Start a Web Design Project

I started using a new technique to kick off web design projects and It's working out great! "Style Tiles" are quick snippets of web design patterns meant to convey an overall feeling of the design rather than defining specifics, and it's a great way to get the client involved in the first steps of thier site.…

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Notes and Experiences Upgrading Umbraco 4.0.x to 4.6.1 and 4.7.0

This is a series of notes and what I could cobble together from various Umbraco upgrade articles and sources.  I also found a few issues that weren't documented by anyone that gave me some grief.  I'll likely add any 4.7 specific items as well when I get a chance to test this process with that version. I've found that you may want to upgrade from 4.0.x to 4.5.2 then to 4.7 because the upgrade install script didn't seem to run in the 4.6.1 upgrade I performed.  Basically, the database wasn't updated properly when I went straight to 4.6.1. My Notes...…

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Umbraco and PayPal form content

Umbraco CMS LogoIf you have ever used the PayPal "Add to Cart" generated buttons, you know how convenient they are.   If your site has only few products, then managing these is fairly simple - not…

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Sitecore vs. Umbraco Terminology

Here at ProWorks we have built a web site using the Sitecore CMS (Wasatch Funds) and had a great experience. We are Sitecore Partners and like to use Sitecore when it makes sense. Sometimes the web…

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