Issue N^o 120

Culture is an interesting topic that we're always invested in here at Skrift. It's something that can be built naturally or through intent and fostering. Kaspar has taken some time to think about his journey through Codegarden this year and the culture that Umbraco has built around the software. We highly recommend you read his thoughtful, engaging post, on the culture that our community has built!

With the MCP server for Umbraco taking so much of the buzz at Codegarden, it seems only sensible to start integrating Umbraco's commercial packages with them and Commerce is a natural fit. Matt reviews his proof of concept an Umbraco Commerce MCP - what would you like to see it do?

If you're wanting to upgrade to the latest version of Umbraco from v13 - especially if you're looking towards the next LTS around the corner - then you should make sure to check out Luuk's pro tips. His most recent post in his 3-part series handles localization, but the whole thing is great so make sure to get caught up!

With all the new usages people are finding for MCP servers, Umbraco Engage seems like the perfect target for taking advantage of this - after all, isn't it useful to just ask what your top five most visited pages are rather than having to scrape through data?! Check out Corné's proof of concept and get inspired!

Since macros are officially deprecated, it's time to move all of them in your Rich Text Editor into blocks (oof!). Joe is here to take away the pain of this task, giving you the code you need to have a smooth migration from your old macros to shiny new blocks!