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We've been working on 3 larger Umbraco sites in which we've implemented our own Linq to Umbraco strategy. It's a fairly simple strategy, it doesn't involve custom expression trees or anything

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Examine is a provider based, config driven search and indexer framework. Examine provides all the methods required for indexing and searching any data source you want to use. It is agnostic of the indexer/ searcher API, as well as the data source. It's provider model driven so indexers and searchers for any type of data can be plugged in.

Originally from The Farm Digital Agency, Australia

One of the main problems I have always faced as an Umbraco Developer (or .net developer in general) is to find Umbraco and nuget packages that are made to fit any kind of client requirements without having to change or tweak a lot of things, like a “1 size fits all”.

On New Years, a password hacking tool going by the name of iDict was posted online to Github by someone identifying themselves as “Pr0x13” (Proxie).

We've collated a number of time saving but basic XSLT functions that we find new Umbraco users often call out for. Here is a selection of some we use on a regular basis that should help you out in your development efforts.

So you want to display random messages on your Umbraco site but are not sure how to do it?

Umbraco MVP Lee Kelleher tells us how to use GetMedia properly. This is a quick follow-up on my blog post: "How to use umbraco.library GetMedia in XSLT". At the request of fellow Umbraco South-West UK developer, Dan, that I should update the code snippets for the new XML schema in Umbraco v4.5+

A slightly less obvious error encountered while using IIS on a specific site, where all pages give the following error: HTTP Error 500.19 - Internal Server Error The requested page cannot be accessed because the related configuration data for the page is invalid.

You have an Asp.Net 4.0 website that uses cookies. You are also using your iPhone and the new Chrome browser to access the website and you cannot login to the site correctly or navigate around it without bouncing back to the login page

Error handling action,Umbraco Exception (Datalayer),SQL helper exception in ExecuteNonQuery