Sotiris Filippidis
@sotirisf.bsky.social
MD @ DotSee, Umbraco Specialist, Father of 2, Greek. Occasionally without beard.
2024 was a pretty intense year. We added features, fixed issues, and improved more than 50 sites, completed at least 10 upgrades from #Umbraco v7/v8 to v13, and started another 10 new projects for end clients and other agencies. We supported 8 agencies in total during 2024.
December 23, 2024 at 10:36 AM
2024 was a pretty intense year. We added features, fixed issues, and improved more than 50 sites, completed at least 10 upgrades from #Umbraco v7/v8 to v13, and started another 10 new projects for end clients and other agencies. We supported 8 agencies in total during 2024.
Don't manually append a suffix to each of your page titles. You'll regret it if you need to change it later. Do it programmatically, using a "global" suffix that you only specify once. Here's an example of what we do in #umbraco but could be similar with other CMSs.
December 2, 2024 at 10:29 PM
Don't manually append a suffix to each of your page titles. You'll regret it if you need to change it later. Do it programmatically, using a "global" suffix that you only specify once. Here's an example of what we do in #umbraco but could be similar with other CMSs.
2001:
"If only there was a CMS that could have a content tree, document types, custom data types, templates, and output XML so that could use XSLT... "
"No? Then it looks like I'll have to create my own one"
2003:
Umbraco v1: "Hold my beer"
(Pics are from mine, that led me to discover Umbraco)
"If only there was a CMS that could have a content tree, document types, custom data types, templates, and output XML so that could use XSLT... "
"No? Then it looks like I'll have to create my own one"
2003:
Umbraco v1: "Hold my beer"
(Pics are from mine, that led me to discover Umbraco)
November 23, 2024 at 5:20 PM
2001:
"If only there was a CMS that could have a content tree, document types, custom data types, templates, and output XML so that could use XSLT... "
"No? Then it looks like I'll have to create my own one"
2003:
Umbraco v1: "Hold my beer"
(Pics are from mine, that led me to discover Umbraco)
"If only there was a CMS that could have a content tree, document types, custom data types, templates, and output XML so that could use XSLT... "
"No? Then it looks like I'll have to create my own one"
2003:
Umbraco v1: "Hold my beer"
(Pics are from mine, that led me to discover Umbraco)
This is what got me started.
My first computer was a C128. Games were fun, but the real fun started when I discovered this guide. My first complete program was a phone catalog.
(Copied from a LinkedIn post of mine, not very creative for a first post here but it'll do :) )
My first computer was a C128. Games were fun, but the real fun started when I discovered this guide. My first complete program was a phone catalog.
(Copied from a LinkedIn post of mine, not very creative for a first post here but it'll do :) )
November 19, 2024 at 8:49 AM
This is what got me started.
My first computer was a C128. Games were fun, but the real fun started when I discovered this guide. My first complete program was a phone catalog.
(Copied from a LinkedIn post of mine, not very creative for a first post here but it'll do :) )
My first computer was a C128. Games were fun, but the real fun started when I discovered this guide. My first complete program was a phone catalog.
(Copied from a LinkedIn post of mine, not very creative for a first post here but it'll do :) )