Welcome to the Umbraco Community!

The Umbraco Community is at the heart of the Umbraco ecosystem. It’s built on people coming together to share ideas, help each other, and make Umbraco better every day.

Come see how the Community stays connected, what makes it such a great place to be, and how you can join in and get involved. We always have room for more people to join!

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There's so many ways to get involved in the Umbraco community. 

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New here? Welcome! We have a complete newcomer's guide to Umbraco and the Umbraco Community waiting for you.

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No matter your interests, skills and time availability, there’s a way for you to participate in the Umbraco community. 

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Blog posts from the Umbraco Community

Explore the latest blog posts from our community. Want to add your future blog posts to the list? Contact us here and let us know!

Validating an Umbraco 13 to 17 Upgrade with a Sitemap Audit

How I used a small .NET console tool to crawl a sitemap, compare Umbraco 13 and 17 environments, and quickly find broken pages after an upgrade....

by Johan Reitsma

You Never Know What'll Stick

On unconventional career paths, accidental dev tools, and great people. There

by Briony McKenzie

Boost Your Workflow with Umbraco 17: Developer Productivity Hacks

As developers, we’re always searching for ways to get our work done faster. New frameworks roll out and promise to make us blazing fast, AI tools keep booming with talk about writing half our code, and if you’ve ever sat through a developer conference lately, you know there’s always a session on “How to be More Productive.” But after working with Umbraco since version 4, I have to be honest: those massive productivity leaps don’t really come from the shiny, new, revolutionary tools. It all comes down to friction. And not the dramatic, show-stopping kind. I mean those hundreds of tiny speed bumps scattered all over your day. A few extra clicks in the Umbraco backoffice. Rebuilding the same component again and again. Always double-checking a property alias. Waiting for your solution to spin up. Poring over a monster Razor file, desperately trying to recall where you put that chunk of markup. None of these feel like deal-breakers on their own, but stacked together? Suddenly, you’re delivering features at a crawl. What’s won me over with the latest Umbraco versions, especially Umbraco 17, is just how much more aligned the platform is with standard .NET development. It feels less like you’re wrestling with a quirky CMS and more like you’re just building .NET applications. There’s a real payoff: less fighting the system means more time solving real business problems.Over the years I’ve picked up quite a few habits that speed up Umbraco development and make it less painful—some are tied directly to Umbraco 17, while others are just hard-earned lessons from a decade of building websites. Here’s what’s helped the most for me.

by Dave Jonker

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