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No 66
Introduction to Blazor
by Poornima Nayar
Blazor is an exciting framework for .NET developers, letting developers author single page applications using C#. Poornima takes us on a deep dive of Blazor, showing us how to get started with it and how to work with both of its models: client-hosted Blazor WebAssembly and server-hosted Blazor Server.
Integrating Umbraco With Dynamics 365
by Rachel Breeze
Sooner or later, the time will come for an Umbraco developer to integrate a CRM solution. Microsoft Dynamics is one such solution, which Rachel walks us through with integration options to explore and a number of useful hints and tips.
Issue 65 :: September 2020
Issue 64 :: August 2020
Stay Plugged in to the Community!
A curated collection of Umbraco and industry related tools, tips, tricks, and tutorials from around the web.
Inline SVG Picker
Last week at the Candid Contributions hackathon, Lynne created her first package! SVG icons are great in the backoffice, and Lynne's package lets you upload a sheet of icons and use them with a picker. Check it out 🎉
Download the packageInstall via NuGet
Umbraco .NET Core + Docker
We're all waiting with baited breath for Umbraco in .NET Core, but some folks like Adrian are chomping at the bit to get it working with other technology like Docker. If you want to see an example of it in action, you can view it here!
See the example on GitHubProduct Reviews in Vendr
If you've been waiting for product reviews in Vendr, you don't need to wait any longer! Thanks to the creation of this free addon by Bjarne, Vendr is now even better than ever!
View the addonTruePeople.SharePreview
If you are looking to share previews of upcoming content releases with users in your organization who don't have an Umbraco login, now you can (and it's segmented, too!). Joep's new package is right here for you to download.
Download the packageGenerate Test Content in Umbraco 8
Have you ever wanted a pool of blog posts or other test content for a site you're developing without having to enter them manually? Owain's blog post - with some lovely assistance from Nik and Paul - will give you the tips you need to generate it programmatically!
Read the blog post