Umbraco has a new release out with version 7.1.1. Most of the changes involve a slew of bug fixes but there are also some improvements made in this release such as: The ability to see where compositions are used. The dictionary tree has been revamped and its functionality has now been converted to Angular. Administrators can now create multilingual tours for users. Some of the bugfixes taken care of…
I recently received an email letting me know about a new CMS for Bootstrap Templates that is on the market. It’s called Natoma and if you are using Bootstrap today for any of your websites, you should give it a try. via GIPHY Designed specifically for Bootstrap websites, Natoma is a quick and easy to integrate CMS that offers easy management of your websites from a single dashboard. It’s…
Pop OS by System76 has been around for a while but for the longest time, I hadn’t tried it simply based on the fact that I had heard (incorrectly) that it was basically Ubuntu with some themes applied. Recently, however, I’ve discovered this is not just an Ubuntu distro with themes applied and I wanted to share my experiences in this Pop OS Review. Installing Pop OS The installation…
Here’s a bit of a shocker for the day, I just received notification that Adobe has entered into an agreement to purchase Magento Commerce for $1.68 billion! Adobe has a history of sucking companies into their Adobe Experience Cloud (or Dark Experience Cloud as I call it), effectively making the brand disappear which is no doubt the plan here according to the release. Here’s a quote from the press…
A common question that often gets asked by those who’ve installed WordPress for the first time or been given a brand new WordPress website from their developer is “How do I log in to my WordPress site?” In this gude, I’m not only going to tell you how to do it but I’m also going to show you how to customize and protect your WordPress Login. Scroll down for…
