🎉🎉 ISSUE 100 🎉🎉

Skrift Presents: Issue 100 🎉

100 Issues Later: You’ve Come a Long Way, Umbraco!

by Lotte Pitcher

Embark on a nostalgic and insightful journey through Umbraco's past with Lotte as Skrift celebrates its 100th issue. Let's join her as she looks at the milestones and changes in technology and people that Umbraco experienced these past eight years, as well as the initiatives that are making our community a more inclusive place going into the future.

Celebrating a Century of Skrift: Where Umbracians go to Share

by Emma Burstow

Join Emma as she reflects on her evolution from tech novice to an influential contributor in the Umbraco community. She shares the importance of collaboration, the value of diverse voices, and how Umbraco continues to be enriched by the collective effort and varied backgrounds that continue to enrich the Umbraco ecosystem!

OWASP's Top 10 Security Risks, And Why We Should Care

by Carole Rennie Logan

Carole takes us through the essentials of web security with a look at the OWASP Top 10, a resource for understanding the most critical security risks to web applications today. From cryptographic failures to server-side request forgery, Carole offers practical advice and .NET and Umbraco-specific guidance on how to mitigate the biggest risks your projects may face.

Umbraco: The Next Chapter

by Laura Weatherhead

Let's join Laura as she looks forward at what's on Umbraco's horizon. And there's a lot ahead of us! We have v14's transformative and long-awaited new back-office coming up, and v12 and v13's headless empowering APIs. Even more importantly, our community teams continue their commitment to sustainability, diversity, and accessibility. Buckle in and travel with Laura to a future that's forever friendly!

AROUND THE WEB

A curated collection of things around the web

Learning a new language, it’s not as scary as you think

Switching from PHP to .NET may seem daunting, but it's achievable with the right approach! Bernadet shares with us her journey moving into Umbraco, and that with practice and a supportive community, mastering a new programming language is less scary than it appears.

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Getting Started with Azure Functions HTTP Trigger using C# .NET

If you're wanting to run a serverless API using Azure functions, then the documentation - and Azure itself - might be a little daunting! Dhanesh Kumar has a wonderful, straightforward tutorial that takes you through the steps of setting up your project and creating your first function.

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Adding and Deleting Criteria

Andy continues his excellent series on the challenges of migrating packages to the new backoffice in Umbraco 14. He shares insights on creating a property editor for Personalisation Groups, tackling data retrieval, script injection, and UI updates with Lit!

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Articulate for Umbraco 10+

It seems an age since we received an update to Articulate, but here it is! If you want a smooth, feature rich blogging extension to Umbraco then Articulate has been updated to support Umbraco 10+. It's even listed on the marketplace now so you can easily find it!

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How I learnt a new programming language over Hacktoberfest: by creating an Umbraco segment for Oh My Posh

Inspired during Hacktoberfest, Warren takes us through his journey learning to write in Go so that he could contribute to the Oh My Posh project, which allows users to have fancy visual prompts for any shell. See how he learned to create a segment that would let him see the Umbraco version of the current folder he is browsing in his terminal!

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