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Don’t miss out on next year’s Codegarden 19 Umbraco event. This past May, we saw the best Umbraco professionals in the industry gather in Odense, Denmark to converge and coalesce ideas about programming, design, and how to properly run a startup. It was the ultimate place for Umbraco networking and learning.

Ever had a problem with Umbraco that your team just can’t figure out? As an Umbraco developer, there are many complicated questions that come up; consequently, there is a need for a community where novices and experts can meet and discuss all things Umbraco. In addition, there is also a desire for developers to meet and discuss their craft, fields of interest, and all things Umbraco-related with fellow colleagues.

What’s not to love about Umbraco? It's easy to use and it simplifies routine developer tasks. But there are solutions out there that can help make it even more useful than it already is. Here is a list of Umbraco plug-ins to help complete projects with efficiency and ease. And that’s not all; these plug-ins can also be modified to help build Umbraco websites.

If you’re reading this post, it’s likely that you’re looking for an Umbraco eCommerce solution for your business’ website. It’s also likely that you’ve looked at a range of options, scratched your head, assessed the pros and cons of each, and become more confused than you were when you started out.

This month concludes another successful chapter in Codegarden’s history. Of course, the beginning of the month was kicked off by the Umbraco Coffee sessions where Umbracians Callum and Marcin talk about everything Umbraco. But the main highlight of the month of May was, by far, Umbraco 18.

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