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It can be hard to grow and build a community on different platforms and focus attention on the right ones; Umbraco HQ has recently made the choice to open a Discord community for a multitude of good reasons! If you want the details, read the official post, or you can go straight to signing up!

.NET 5 allows for CMSes like Umbraco to run on operating systems outside of Windows, but there is some setup involved (isn't there always?). Carl takes you through the steps to get started setting up your project locally on your Mac.

The Dutch Umbraco Conference is back this year on December 20-21st and they're looking for speakers. Last year's virtual event was amazing, but they're back in person this year so if you're wanting to speak, you should go give a pitch!

Sometimes content is stored in CSS and then needs to be localized. Nathan goes through how this works in the backoffice and how you can localize your CSS by applying variables you call in your pseudo-elements.

Beyond security, one of the most important implementations behind membership is the login/logout form - the first step! Aaron has a zippy tutorial to get your members logged in (and out) in Umbraco 9.