Let's talk about the differences between Umbraco 8 & 9! Today we will be taking a look at the Events in Umbraco 8, and the Umbraco 9 equivalent called Notifications. How do they work, what has changed between the two versions, and what can we do ...

Blazor lets you build interactive web UIs using C# instead of JavaScript. Since the release (candidate) of Umbraco 9, we have the opportunity to use Blazor Components within our Umbraco application. In this blog, we will be setting up Server-Side Bla...

Discord is a community-focused platform for chatting, talking and collaborating. Originally targeting gaming communities, but rapidly increasing in popularity for educational & support purposes, Discord has earned its seat among the big chat appl...

Hangfire is an open-source application that provides an easy way to perform background processing in your .NET (core) applications. Whether it's a one-time action, a recurring job, or a batch operation, Hangfire can handle it all. While Umbraco offer...

Umbraco has officially released it's Umbraco 9 Beta version last week based on .NET Core (.NET 5), and that can only mean one thing... Linux support! And with Linux support, the first thing that comes to my mind is Docker! In this blog, you will lear...