Storing Umbraco Media on Azure
A quick description of how to use Azure Blob storage to store your media files in Umbraco.
Continue readingA quick description of how to use Azure Blob storage to store your media files in Umbraco.
Continue readingBefore making a site live I tend to perform some tests to make the site as secure as possible. This usually involves using a tool like Qualys Web Application Scanning or OWASP ZAP to probe the site and then address any problems. In this entry I detail some of the more common changes that I make.
Continue readingIn this post I employ the Umbraco membership functionality to password-protect my blog entry form. A user must login before they can access certain pages.
Continue readingA quick post describing how I implemented a simple form to accept film reviews for my Cinema Cento film blog.
Continue readingIn this post I detail how I set up my code so that it automatically updates Tumblr when changes are made to the content within Umbraco. When I update a Cinema Cento post on the CMS, it now gets created or updated on my Tumblr blog.
Continue readingIn this entry I explain how I set up OAuth authentication for the Tumblr API. Eventually I want to be able to write posts to the API, but for now I explain how to retrieve user information as that also requires the extra steps.
Continue readingI have been keeping a blog on Tumblr for a number of years, and I was keen to replicate and (eventually) post to it from my Umbraco website. This post describes how I went about using the Tumblr API to retrieve the current posts on the blog and re-create them as content within Umbraco.
Continue readingA look at using Model View Controller (MVC) to implement some more complex logic when using Umbraco, keeping the code out of the view.
Continue readingIn this entry, I describe how I go about initially setting up an Umbraco project, creating the local database, creating the .NET project, installing Umbraco, and adding it to a source code control system.
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