Extending workflows in Umbraco Forms can add value by integrating custom business logic, improving validation, and in other ways. Paul shows us how to do this by building a custom workflow that detects and redirects form submissions containing nonsense, allowing him to solve a problem that can't be easily addressed out of the box.
Paul and Ben believe in Umbraco Cloud, but it lacks geo-redundancy for the service (AKA failover) and load-balancing for individual projects. Spurred on by (rare) outages in early 2019, they've created a failover environment to use with Umbraco Cloud. Better yet, they've shared with us their solution, which is useful for cases such as zero downtime upgrades and blue-green deployments
Paul is back with another look at managing a Team Development Workflow with Umbraco Cloud. This time, he shows us how to use Visual Studio Team Services as an alternate approach to Continuous Deployment, and discusses the approach's benefits.
Umbraco Cloud is a great choice for new Umbraco sites. It's even better when it's integrated into an automated team development workflow. Paul and Ryan show us the build and development workflow they've established for this using Bitbucket, TeamCity, and OctopusDeploy.
