Showing posts with label UMBRACO. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UMBRACO. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

uComponents is in the top 10 Best rated packages

uComponents is in the top 10 Best rated packages, and is still in beta wooot!....

uComponents is a collaborative project for creating components for Umbraco including data types, XSLT extensions, controls and more.

Currently uComponents consists of 17 data types, 3 very useful XSLT extension libraries, and some great utilities to make consistent data types.

I made a bunch of fixing and featureing to the uComponents last night so its really taking shape, only 6 issues left atm. :-)

So I think that we will make a final release very soon.

Though the code is top quality tested, we still need to do a lot of documentation

you can download uComponents here

Beta http://our.umbraco.org/projects/backoffice-extensions/ucomponents
Code http://ucomponents.codeplex.com/

Monday, April 6, 2009

Umbraco - moving servers

Umbraco is moving servers tonight, so the website is down atm, so I got this friendly message!..




If you re looking @23:10 Niels is still smiling, even though he made a little mistake late at night.

That's what I call "umbraco spirit"

Keep up the good work Niels, and thank for a great CMS!..

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

LéLé - Hot food, Cool website!

Me and my wife went out for dinner a few days ago on a vietnamese restaurent called LéLé placed i copenhagen.

The food was hot healthy and none fatty with alot of taste.

The atmosphere was Asian/New Yorker style, really cool!

LéLé has 2 cool websites:

Umbraco website: http://lele-nhahang.com/
TakeAway http://www.allezallez.dk/


The websites is made by Ebita


Try it next time you visit copenhagen, you wont be dissapointed.

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Friday, March 20, 2009

CMS utopia with umbraco

I have worked with different cms's the last 4 years, and must say that umbraco is really showing off these days with version 4.0. and is in the top 12 download ranking on codeplex - really cool.

Some new features in umbraco is Canvas, Web PI and performance, to name a few.

Canvas : Is live editng of content really cool, read more

Web Pi : install umbraco in a single click

Performance : The umbraco UI has made a great performance boost from v.3 to v.4, and umbraco says "Umbraco 4 is blisterngly fast and performs with reponsivness of a desktop application" and it actually feels like that some time!..

Read the whitepaper

There is still som features that I would like in the future, primarily the use og attributes, instead of using xml files, examples of this will come in another post later :o)

May the Umbraco force be with you!..

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

Juhuu got certified

Just got "Umbraco Certified Professional" Level 2 developer, juhuu!... :)

så now I can put this nice little logo on my website


The test went good. 100 points out of 100 so no complains at all.
see result
Howto become a "Umbraco Certified Professional" Level 2 developer

Thursday, September 27, 2007

New Feature ChildrenAsTable

Umbraco V3 offers many things! and one og them is you now have the posibillity to get you Nodes as a datatable object.
This is great if you love your Usercontrols, repeaters and databinding :)

Niels Hartvig have written an article about how to use the datatable "ChildrenAsTable"

Its a good article, but there is some confusion when you need to get the properties from a node.

Normally when you need a property you retrieves it with the alias, so I tried to make a simple test.
<asp:repeater id="Repeater1" runat="server"><itemtemplate> <a href="'<%#">'><%# Eval("NodeName")%></a> <%# ((DataRowView)Container.DataItem)["umbNaviHide"]%> </itemtemplate></asp:Repeater>

This gave me an error on the umbracoNaviHide, and I thougt whats was wrong with that?

After some debugging I found out that you needs to use the name of the property instead of the Alias, so it looks like this:

<asp:repeater id="Repeater1" runat="server"><itemtemplate>
<a href="'<%#">'><%#Eval("NodeName")%></a>
<%# ((DataRowView)Container.DataItem)["Hide in navigation"]%>
</itemtemplate>
</asp:Repeater>

And then it just worked :)

/Happy coding
Read Nielses article here
<a href="http://www.umbraco.org/documentation/books/what" target="_blank">http://www.umbraco.org/documentation/books/what's-new-in-v3/new-feature-nodefactory-as-datatable-object</a>