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Thanks @lotte and @sebastiaan for featuring my @obsidian package on the @umbraco devrel deepdive today :)
Fixed the spelling mistakes ;)
If you haven't already seen @matt latest blog - It's a great read and one I recommend you all take a look at :
https://mattbrailsford.dev/neurodiversity-and-me-running-in-emulation
#umbraco developers did you know about the hidden examples in the Umbraco CMS Bellisima source code? I didn't until last week...
Go to the Umbraco.Web.UI.Client folder and type `npm run example`
A huge thanks to everyone at #Umbraco #MVPSummit and #Codegarden who attended my ND workplace talk!
It was the first time publicly sharing my story after my diagnosis last year and I was super nervous but you all made it feel safe. So many reached out with your own journeys and reminded me why these conversations matter.
This community is truly #Umbazing 🙏
Can anyone recommend a solution for some basic analytics for my website? Don't need all the rubbish that comes with Google analytics. I just want to know page views really. Don't need to know where from etc.
Thanks.
#umbraco developers did you know about the hidden examples in the Umbraco CMS Bellisima source code? I didn't until last week...
Go to the Umbraco.Web.UI.Client folder and type `npm run example`
@warrenbuckley The default collection element has pagination built-in. 👍
If you roll your own custom collection element, then you can either roll your own pagination, or reuse the built-in one, (e.g. `<umb-collection-pagination>`).
// @steve_gibe
@warrenbuckley @lee huzza and it's no longer hidden https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cms/examples-and-playground
Niels has added some docs!
Steve Temple
Matt Brailsford
Warren Buckley
Mr. Contentment
UMB.FYI