umbraco
DotNetNuke, Umbraco or Orchard [closed]
Well, the ultimate choice will vary on your business need. They all do the same thing, but how they achieve the goal is quite different. Umbraco – It utilizes the Model, View, Controller (MVC) methodology. This obviously presents an assortment of benefits. However, the methodology to build a product can be quite extensive and even … Read more
.gitignore not ignoring web.config
git will not ignore a file that’s already tracked before a rule is added to this file to ignore it. In such a case, the file must be un-tracked with git rm –cached <filename>. So, if you are trying to ignore this file newly, run this: git rm –cached web.config.
MVC and Umbraco integration
This question is really old and not relevant to the current versions of Umbraco. Just in case anybody is still not aware – All versions of Umbraco since 2013 (6, 7 and now 8) support MVC
Umbraco, is it just me or is it really hard to use? [closed]
The learning curve for umbraco is short but steep. Once it all ‘clicks’ then you’ll be up and running in short order. It’s different from other CMS platforms in that you doesn’t give you anything out of the box – just a blank canvas to work with. Other cms systems will set you up with … Read more