Test Driven Development has its benefits, but when trying to use it with a content management system creating the test data is a bit of a chore. #Umbraco makes editing content a doddle, so why not make the most of that and let XPEDITE automate the test creation based your pages.

I've added XPEDITE to #Umbraco Marketplace. This extension is designed to help you get a headless #nextjs site created quickly and easily.

Once configured it autogenerates #Typescript components with snapshot tests based on your content types and applies these to your codebase.

You make poor decisions when you have 6 month old twins; choosing to build isbabyinabook.co.uk in client side #React was the wrong choice. Finally the site is on #Next.js like it should have been from day one. I thought the stats would be better, but I was amazed how much...

Struggling to find that perfect Christmas gift for a little one? Find a book with their name in it using IsBabyInABook!

Why stop serving content when your #Umbraco instance goes down?

This demo video shows how you can use #xStatic to create a backup of your live Umbraco site and serve that to users when the main site is down.

ASP.Net Aspire / YARP / Umbraco v15 API user accounts / xStatic Remote Operations package.