Carole Rennie Logan

A return to in person conferences looked a little different for me but I really enjoyed travelling down to Manchester to see lots of friendly faces and learn more about what's new in Umbraco.

It's been a while since I blogged... I have been off on Maternity leave after welcoming a wee baby to our family. Now I have returned to work, I have been thinking about "returning" to my community activities, what this may look like and how it may be different.

In the tech industry, keeping up to date is a never ending pursuit! Having worked as a software engineer for nearly 15 years and in .NET for most of those, I thought I’d document how I keep up to date with latest developments and upcoming features.

The latest Long Term Support (LTS) version of Umbraco is here! Let's have a look at what's new and where to get started.

Umbraco Forms allows dynamic forms for capturing user input without needing developer input for each form. In this post, I will show how we can submit forms via API in Postman.

In this post I will discuss how to restrict your Umbraco Content Delivery API to only return items of specific doctypes

In this post I will discuss how to restrict your Umbraco Content Delivery API with an API key.

With Umbraco 12 we get several exciting features including Content Deliver API, aka Headless APIs out the box with Umbraco! In this post I will show how to set this up as a developer and get started with the APIs on your local machine.

In this post I will show how to use Open AI's generative AI APIs to create images based on your prompt.

In this post I will introduce the Open AI API collection and explain how to get started in Postman