Migrating Umbraco Forms from 7 to modern
A small walkthrough of migrating Umbraco Forms from V7 to modern Umbraco.…
Unit Testing the IIS URL Rewrite Module
Ever wanted to unit test your url rewrite configuration before adding it in production? Here's how to get it done with .net 6.…
Brushing up old APIs with Castle DynamicProxy
How to brush up a Windows interop API with Dispose instead of ReleaseComObject and exception throwing instead of old-style integer return codes. A primer in Castle DynamicProxy use.…
Analyzing W3C logs with Excel and PowerQuery
Here's how I use Excel, pivot and PowerQuery to analyze several W3C log files from Azure App Services, stored in Azure Storage blobs. Once you get the hang of it it's just a few minutes to set up.…
Stubbing the internet with Postman, HttpClient and HttpMessageHandler
When integrating with APIs all over the internet, it's nice to be able to run tests fast without actually calling the third parties. Here's a bunch of tricks I employ to stub at the very frontier of my network communication.…
Search and RSS for our Umbraco ContentList
The ContentList package have been updated with some new features on search and theme control. There's also a new plugin to list RSS feeds easily. Read all about it here.…
Our.Umbraco.WysiwygGrid 1.0.0 beta released
There is a lack of backoffice styling options for the Umbraco grid. Here's a package that allows for extensive WYSIWYG styling of the grid.…
The state of WYSIWYG grid editing in Umbraco - a prototype
Since the grid was launched at the CG talk "The sky is the limit" back in 2015 (i think), it has been a joy to use for editors, designers and developers alike. However, it's still just a white canvas with "settings applied". Here's some thoughts!…
Our Umbraco Community ContentList 1.0 (beta) released
Ever wanted your editors to add all those different lists to their pages themselves? Now you can, without adding new macros or grid editors or whatnot every time.…
ARMLinker 1.0.0 released
Ever wanted to link ARM templates without having to push them to a storage account first? Here's a PowerShell tool that lets you do that.…