Filip Bech-Larsen

I need to host a node webservice somewhere - but needs to support old https since it’s gonna be used by very old iPad. Free or cheap.. suggestions?

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YES. That is exactly my experience as well...

I was actually looking for something "not-umbraco"... to try some generic migration stuff

Looking for real blogs with real content, that I can use to test some migrations on. Do you have one I can use? I wont serve your content anywhere, or use it for anything other than testing purposes...

Yeah, it can definitely be difficult to debug when contexts are not loading.
What would you like the decorator to do?

true, there's still a few things not ready, but thats narrowing in quickly... Anything specific you are missing?
I think alot of the context and entities stuff also seems more complex because its more powerful, but actually dont have to be. Any specific example we can show simplified?

Is it a real barrier that needs lowering, or it is about telling/explaining how?

It doesn’t have to be complicated to build a custom Umbraco property editor TL:DR: https://github.com/filipbech/dayofweek I love the new backoffice, and as a frontend developer...

It doesn’t have to be complicated to build a custom @umbraco.umbracocommunity.social.ap.brid.gy property editor. I wrote a small blogpost about it :-D dev.to/filipbech/it...

Going live with the winter keynote. @umbraco.umbracocommunity.social.ap.brid.gy

Just had an exciting run-through of the upcoming RFC on the future of search in @umbraco.umbracocommunity.social.ap.brid.gy. The amount of thought and detail that goes into these RFCs are impressive. Well done @bjarkeberg.bsky.social + team. Looking forward to community inputs early next year!

Awesome. Well done 💪