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Azure presentation video and 24 days in Umbraco post
Just a quick post to point you at a couple of my latest activities in the Umbraco communiity: In November I spoke at the Umbraco UK festival on the subject: Umbraco and the 3 flavours of Azure: Webroles, VMs, Websites. The video of the talk is now online to watch. Secondly I've contributed an article to 24 days in Umbraco the fabulous advent calendar for Umbraco enthusiasts. The article is called Mapping Umbraco content to POCOs for strongly typed views. In the absence of regular blogging we also now have a news page on the Moriyama site where you can follow what is going on in the company. Our social media feeds (linked in the footer of the Moriyams site) are the best way to stay bang up to date! -
Visual Validator package for Umbraco
I've created an Umbraco package that highlights Umbraco textstring data types when their value doesn't match the specified validation regular expression.Get the package from our.umbraco.orgApologies for the sound quality - I'm having some microphone issues at the mo :) -
Paypal IPN for Umbraco
I've created an Umbraco package that receives Paypal IPN (Instant payment notification) requests and stores them as a content node in Umbraco. The video below is a demonstration of the package. Get the package from our.umbraco.org -
Umbraco backup database restore tool available
The Umbraco backup database restore tool for XML mode backups is now available for download. Please read the user manual carefully before using this tool to restore an Umbraco database. -
MetaWeblog API: project started in SVN
A little while back I started an Umbraco MetaWeblog API implementation. I know a couple of other Umbraco developers were interested in this functionality so I have put it in SVN with the other Umbraco extensions. svn://svn.umbraco.org/var/lib/svn/umbraco-extensions/UmbracoMetaWeblogAPI As I am really busy at the moment it is unlikely I will be able to do anything with this for a while. If you want to contribute to finishing it off, drop me a mail and I can run you though how to get it up and running. -
Umbraco package repository discussion
There was a very good web chat yesterday about the Umbraco 3.0 package repository. Details are here. http://www.umbraco.org/10722.aspx -
Umbraco 5 UK course FAQ
With the release of Umbraco 5 upon us a there will be some changes to the certification courses. Doug Robar and I receive daily emails with questions about this so I thought I would blog to clear up what will be happening. The information in this course applies to UK courses only - it is probably accurate for other courses too, but please check with your local trainer before booking anything. So without further ado, here is the Umbraco 5 training FAQ: Will you stop teaching Umbraco 4? Yes, we will stop running public Umbraco 4 courses in the UK - those listed for February will be the last, we won't schedule any after that. Both Doug and I will be happy to teach Umbraco 4 at your company office upon request -
Umbraco in the UK?
I was wondering how many Umbraco users we have in the UK with a view to maybe getting some kind of user group together. If you are based on the island, then leave a comment on this post with your name, location and a little background on what you do with Umbraco, e.g. hobbyist, personal site hosting, commercial site. -
intro-uk.com goes live with Umbraco and Flash
After several months waiting for approval the Intro website is live. Umbraco feeds XML to a flash front end build by web maestro Rich Salter. Site design was done internally by Intro. Believe it or not, despite all of my interest in Umbraco, this is my first site to go live other than my own domain! -
Screencast: Open Calais auto tag for Umbraco
The screen-cast below is a demonstration of the Open Calais auto tag for Umbraco package created by myself and Richard Hayes.The package is a drop in replacement for the tagging datatype which is part of the Umbraco blog package and is capable of auto suggesting tags and provides a nice UI for quick and easy manual tagging.