Richard Soeteman

Visualise Document JSON in Umbraco Content section | RichardSoeteman.NET Learn how to extend Umbraco 16+ by adding a JSON content viewer Workspace View for admins to inspect document data directly in the content section.

And end the week with a blogpost richardsoeteman.net/blog/visuali...

Expect more releases coming weeks but let's start with an alpha www.nuget.org/packages/CMS...

Let’s kick off the week: Releasing SEOChecker for Umbraco V16.

Finally it is done and I can just point to this news article for all "When will SEOChecker run on Umbraco 14+?" questions

soetemansoftware.nl/news/seochec...

If you had trouble understanding implementing trees in the new Umbraco Backoffice it's good to know it's included in the samples project now github.com/umbraco/Umbr...

Much easier to understand now. Let's replace that custom tree render implementation and stick with the standards..

SEOChecker 16.0.0-rc0001 SEO checker helps you find common SEO issues on your website such as missing meta tags, broken links etc. SEO checker allows you to fix issues on the page before publishing the page. All validations ...

For all people that contacted me when can I use SEOChecker V16 to upgrade my site? Might be worth to check this RC to make sure your database can be upgraded as well...

www.nuget.org/packages/SEO...

I've just released Beta 1 of SEOChecker for Umbraco V16.

Upgrade from previous versions and latest V13 changes will be included in the RC. Expected release date end of August.
www.nuget.org/packages/SEO...

wohooo Finally after months of work. SEOChecker for Umbraco V16 is feature complete... Beta should be out early next week!

ChatGPT Pro tip. When a build fails in Devops and you get just a weird error. Add the complete log to ChatGPT and ask what is causing the error.
#almostreleasetime #mediaprotectv15 #beta

With some middleware and custom SVG's. Since I control the svg I control the color as well ;-)

Finally got protected icons for #mediaprotect working on Umbraco 15 again ... Hopefully beta release next Monday.

Bye .NET Framework you've served me well | RichardSoeteman.NET .NET Framework, you've served me well! As Umbraco 8 reaches end-of-life, it's time to say goodbye to .NET Framework. Join me on a nostalgic journey through 22 years of .NET history, from ASP.NET 1.0 t...

richardsoeteman.net/blog/bye-net...

When working on the next package to convert I will be in those struggles again and let you know.

Got it working now, but what would have really helped me is that I got some sort of logging when a workspace was missing a context what ends up not loading the default view and results in a blank screen. Would love to see the decorators extended to simplify these things

Think a bit of both. Some concepts that were possible in V13 are not (yet) possible in VNext and some concepts gluing the contexts and entities together you really need to know what to do otherwise you get stuck.

Property Editors are way easier than before, also Typescript etc. I love that. But take a look at the Package development channel on Discord then you see the same struggles over and over again from different people. I really hope that HQ combined with the community can lower the barrier soon...