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Umbraco 8 brought a huge overhaul its backoffice UI. For Callum, the experience is a "buttery smooth" update from v7. But with the changes came some situations of "moved cheese", where finding the new v8 versions of v7 functionality can trip folks up. Callum shares some common trip-ups he and others have found, providing a useful guide for locating needed features that have moved.
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The Umbraco CMS and community pride themselves on their friendliness. For Jan, part of being friendly means making the Umbraco backoffice as accessible as possible, both in modifying the patterns in our own projects as well as helping out in updating the backoffice itself with best practices.
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A curated collection of Umbraco things around the web.
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umbraCoffee from #DUUGfest!
It's been a bit since we mentioned Marcin and Callum's weekly video series on all things Umbraco. This last week they were at #DUUGfest, so if you missed it, get caught up on the action!
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Elastic All the Things
Last newsletter, we mentioned Arkadiusz's Elastic package for Umbraco. This time, we have more information in his thorough blog post about Elastic, Examine, and why you should care.
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Content App Permissions
If you need to lock down your content apps in Umbraco, this bit of code will give you what you want. Paul has some basic documentation for setup and a NuGet package to get you going!
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All the Power with God Mode for v8
It's hard to explain all the features God Mode gives you in Umbraco because there are so many! But if you want a tool that gives you a good look at what's in your install and a lot of control over it, this is a good place to start.
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Configure Examine Indexes in v8
Want to manage your Examine indexes in your web.config? Look no farther; Callum's got a package ready for you!