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Umbraco Community Day 2023
On the 13th of december I attended Umbraco Community Day in person as a speaker and just hanging out behind the scenes.
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DF23: A Fun Day
At 28 september 2023 there was another edition of the Dutch Umbraco Fest organized by the Dutch User Umbraco Group. This year I was also a speaker at the event.
- Umbraco, Talks
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The Statically Generated Umbraco Website
Statically generating websites has been a trend for a while but is often overlooked as an strategy to avoid costs. In this blog post I will explain how I have converted this very website in to a statically generated one, making my hosting free. And it only took me under an hour.
- Umbraco, Netlify, Hosting
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Codegarden 2023: A Friendly Conference
From 13 till 17 June I had the privilege to attend Codegarden in Odense, Denmark with my colleagues and here are my personal highlights from this wonderful week.
- Umbraco
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Using Value Objects in .NET
When talking about DDD you might've heard of value objects. What are they and how can we use them?
- .NET, C#
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Going Headless with MVC
On the 19th of January in 2023 I did a talk about Headless and MVC with Umbraco on Umbraco Community Day.
- Umbraco, Talks
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Taking a look at .NET 7's Regex Generator
With .NET 7 we've also had the introduction of the Regex Generator attribute which focusses on regex performance by generating code. Let's take a look on how to use it.
- Best Practises, .NET, C#
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Looking at Partial Methods in C#
The C# language has partial classes, but did you know it also has partial methods?
- .NET, C#
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Start Using Roslyn Code Analyzers
A nice thing that Roslyn (the compiler platform for .NET) offers is static code analysis. We can use this to our advantage to keep the project maintainable and in line with our code style.
- .NET, Best Practises
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Implementing a Configurable CSP in ASP.NET Core
The Content Security Policy is used by the browser to see which sources of data are allowed. This is an extra security layer that you should add to your website.
- .NET, Security
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Start using a Cancellation Token
Every ASP.NET Core request has a cancellation token. But a lot of the times we forget to parse it down the call stack. Here's how and why we should do it.
- .NET, Best Practises
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Maximize Umbraco for your Content Editors
Small things to greatly improve the editing experience of content editors which don't take much time to edit.
- Umbraco
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Using Tag Helpers to render attributes conditionally in MVC
We all know the chunky code that was previously needed to render attributes conditionally. I'll show you a better way. Out with the old, in with the new.
- C#, .NET
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