Tag: Views

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Archived articles

However, these are articles on the archive site (from 2012–2021) that were tagged with 'Views' – maybe there's a gem or two in there?

2019

• Umbraco Sass loops by Lynne Finnigan
• Hybrid Headless Approach by Anthony Dang & John Sheard
• Responsive Images by Niels Swimberghe

2018

• Managing Crops of Background Images by Kevin Meilander

2017

• Mustache Client and Server Templates by Steve Temple

2016

• Modular Development by Jamie Pollock
• Getting started with ModelsBuilder by Dave Woestenborghs
• Polls in Umbraco by Kenn Jacobsen

2015

• Umbraco Zeitgeist: Effective Umbraco Development in 2016 by Nicholas Westby
• Strongly typed vs. Dynamic Content Access by Dave Woestenborghs
• Turbo charging websites with PJAX by Tom Pipe

2014

• Architecture based on IoC/DI for Umbraco packages by Fabrice Loudet
• Build a simple contextual language switcher by Søren Kottal