Upgrades

In this post we look back at ten of our most popular articles that you may have missed during the year.

If you are your team are feeling disengaged from your CMS and you’re starting to actively think about replacing it, it’s always worth considering whether there are ways to view and use your current CMS differently.

All good things come to an end. And that includes Umbraco 8 which will no longer be supported from late February 2025.

In this article we explore the main features of Umbraco 14 and what it means for existing Umbraco customers. Let’s dive in and see what’s in the new release.

In this post we’re going to explore the normal process that we follow when we carry out a CMS upgrade involving a platform like Sitecore, Umbraco or Optimizely.

In this post we talk about some of the major elements of the new Umbraco 13 release. 

In this post we’re going to look back at ten of the articles about digital customer experience and websites that you may have missed this year (and a few more on top of that)

Umbraco 7 becomes unsupported by Umbraco HQ from September, 2023. Only security updates have been provided for the last few years and with the launch of Umbraco 11 the decision has been made to make Umbraco 7 End of Life.

In mid-June, the latest version of the platform Umbraco 10 will be released, although many people are currently evaluating the Beta version. In this post, we’re going to explore what to expect from the new release.