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I am so honoured to be made an Umbraco MVP. This award was given to me for my contributions to the Umbraco Community. It is the highlight of my career as a Web Developer and came completely out of the blue when I received the good news, with an invitation to collect the award at CodeGarden in May.

This post gives you the commands you will need to keep your fork up to date with the master repository in GitHub.

I have upgraded quite a few Umbraco sites recently and I thought I would share my experience and strategy with you to help you do your upgrades as safely as possible.

This post gives you an idea of what the Umbraco community is like and why I think it is the best tech community.

This post is a reference to show you how to set up rewrite rules in your web.config file.

GitHub has been upgraded from using TLS 1.0 to TLS 1.2 and it has caused issues for people. This post should help you solve this issue.

This post tells you what Umbraco CMS is and what the benefits of using it are.

This post shows you how to set up Raygun on your .NET website. It gives you step by step instructions on how to get started.

CodeShare Starter Kit was built for Umbraco version 7.7.6 and above. It uses Nested Content which is now built into Umbraco. It allows you you create lists of things in a single property.

This post will show you how to build a carousel in umbraco using Nested Content and Bootstrap

This post shows you how to create an extension method for returning formatted HTML from a string input

This post talks about whether or not people should be charging for an Umbraco package when Umbraco itself is free.