Luke Fisher

Target newer versions of Umbraco · Issue #8 · ljfio/Umbraco-InvisibleNodes Looking to bring Invisible Nodes up to version 15+ support which requires a range of additional services to do document traversal (look at ancestors).

Will then release a version which matches the number associated with each version.

Will track everything against this: github.com/ljfio/Umbrac...

Looks to me like there's a bunch of new services introduced in newer versions that handle the navigation / routing etc. that will need be brought in and considered for this.

Plan of action will be to create a couple branches, with versions specifically targetting Umbraco 13, 15 and 16.

I spent a little bit of time yesterday evening trying to bump up the versions of Umbraco / remove old versions of .NET.

Ran into a few issues with the integration tests when trying to target 15, will take a look again this evening to figure out what's different.

Hey Roger, I will have to take a look to see what's different between V13 and V14 in terms of the way content finders and URL providers have changed (any head start on research or PR would be appreciated)

Ed Miliband abandons plan to charge less for electricity in Scotland Energy minister decides against ‘zonal pricing’ backed by Octopus founder but opposed by many other energy firms

Labour want Scotland to pay more for electricity (already do) and everyone can continue to suffer with the antiquated system. Rather than using zonal pricing and encouraging renewable generation to build in England through incentives / low-cost government finance www.theguardian.com/business/202...

YouTube video by The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age The truth about working from home - that your boss won’t tell you

Companies that don't recognise the benefit from WFH, deserve to be left in the past www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NFY...

I am often cynical and skeptical about new tech trends, either AI is to be the biggest snake oil sham of the 21st century or it’s coming for your lunch, I can’t decide

Would we see these as many advancements in the AI coding space if the tech industry was unionised?

In countries like China, seeing red in the stock market is when prices are going up.

Unfortunately for the Trump / US trying to one up China, going red better than China doesn't have quite the same effect.

Normalise dimming the cabin lights in planes for the entire duration of nighttime flights

Flying down Thursday evening and back up Saturday evening

I plan to be down for Spark! Maybe catch you down there?

Hey #umbraco Edinburgh, would you like a social meetup this month? No agenda, just a chance to catch up?

Like a headline straight out of @theregister.com, feel free to copy the copy freely ^

Hello says Goodbye to independence after being gobbled up by crypto processor MoonPay

You would think having collectively lived through a global pandemic we would have some decency to cover our mouths when we cough in enclosed public spaces?

I also believe data residency is going to be a key issue moving forwards and the fact is Mastodon is the only major network allowing this.

After signing up for Bluesky, I really do not think it offers anything new to the table that Mastodon or Threads has already achieved.

All I ask is for fediverse integration between them all to save me from having 3 different accounts!