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leekelleher @leekelleher.com · 26/05/2025

I'm still struggling to develop Content Blocks editor for #Contentment v6! But I did reverse my decision to remove it only about a month ago. The trouble I'm having is understanding the complexities of nested editors, or that it's difficult doing all this solo. Guess I miss package collaborations!

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leekelleher @leekelleher.com · 28/03/2025

Great to read about @karltynan.bsky.social's #umbraco journey. #h5yr

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leekelleher @leekelleher.com · 21/12/2024

Very exciting to see real examples of other JS frameworks being used for #Umbraco backoffice components. 🙌 Courtesy of @guusnoij.nl's "Building Your Way: Extending Umbraco's New Backoffice" article on 24 Days. 🙏 #h5yr 24days.in/umbraco-cms/...

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Building Your Way: Extending Umbraco's New Backoffice - 24 Days In Umbraco

Extending the Umbraco backoffice has always been a key part of its developer-friendly ecosystem. With the new backoffice, Umbraco introduces modern tools like Lit, Vite, and a UI Component Library, en...

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leekelleher @leekelleher.com · 20/12/2024

Finding it difficult to gauge how upset folk would be if I obsolete the Content Blocks editor in #Contentment (for v6, the new backoffice version) and migrate existing data to #Umbraco Block List. 🤔

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leekelleher @leekelleher.com · 20/11/2024

Hey! 👋 Signed up a while back to reserve my username. Curious to see what the uptake will be, especially in #umbraco land. I'd expected Mastodon to gain more traction, but things don't always turn out as expected. Remember, social networks are like pubs. leekelleher.com/blog/2008/02...

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Social Networks are like Pubs

I received an email from Pownce this morning, letting me know that they’ve opened the doors to all! Yah! (oh, the irony) I signed up for Pownce a couple of months ago… configured my profile, looked fo...

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