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Open Space

Day 2 will follow an agenda suggested by the community. The most popular ideas and topics will be included in the final program. This is your chance to hack the conference agenda.

Do you want to share something you've learned about umbraco with the other atteendees? It could be anything. Open space is open to everybody.

Or maybe there's a topic you know nothing about, but would really love to hear more about it, share it here too! There are bound to be some-one who would like to share knowledge with you at CG10.

Open space is for those who want to share information, There are no speakers or crowds, we all participate equally.

 

Share a topic / idea

  • Workflow in Umbraco

    A few people have mentioned they'd like to discuss workflow in Umbraco. I have an integration of workflow foundation to demo but need input on how to complete the integration and also discuss whether WF foundation is the right fit.

    Darren Ferguson

    Darren Ferguson

    1 attendees this idea
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  • eCommerce for Umbraco

    eCommerce is something our clients look for on a regular basis. Which packages are you using? What are their strengths and what are their limits? Are there other eCommerce platforms you have integrated with Umbraco like AspDotNetStoreFront? How did that work out?

    Andy McCann

    Andy McCann

    3 attendees this idea
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  • Google Analytics (+AdWords)

    We are a lot of people who are using Google Analytics, both on our own sites but also on clients sites. Let us use CG10 to share experiences, ideas and maybe even whishes for easier and better integration of Google Analytics in Umbraco. I would like to share my thoughts on making it easier for Editors and Developers to add tracking to websites. Maybe we can even get Danish Google Analytics expert Søren Sprogø to join this open space session to share his thoughts and ideas.

    Morten Christensen

    Morten Christensen

    3 attendees this idea
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  • Umbraco on Windows Azure

    If you're a .Net developer and haven't been living in a cave (without wifi), you've no doubt heard about Windows Azure. You may have even wondered if Windows Azure and Umbraco could be combined. The answer is that Windows Azure and Umbraco are a great match. In this session Dirk Primbs will be discussing how Umbraco runs on Windows Azure, why using Windows Azure with Umbraco makes sense, and showing a live demo of Umbraco on Windows Azure. If you want to know more about Windows Azure with Umbraco straight from the official source, don't miss this session. Feel free to bring your questions, ideas, and mis-conceptions - all are welcome.

    Dirk Primbs

    Dirk Primbs

    13 attendees this idea
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  • Umbraco Certification

    This is a discussion for those who want to find out more about Umbraco Certification. Why should you certify? Is it worth taking both Level 1 and 2 certification? Has it helped you win Umbraco work?

    Peter Gregory

    Peter Gregory

    6 attendees this idea
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  • versioning umbraco development

    How do you structure your repository when developing various umbraco sites? How to you version document types configuration? How to do you version your customization? Let's share what we found it works, and does not work.

    Simone Chiaretta

    Simone Chiaretta

    40 attendees this idea
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  • Contour

    Do you know your Contour? I hope to persuade Tim or Per to join in on a Q&A session on Contour use and development.

    Harald Schult Ulriksen

    Harald Schult Ulriksen

    8 attendees this idea
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  • XSLT Sessions

    Join Douglas Robar, Chriztian Steinmeier and Lee Kelleher for a discussion on XSLT techniques, from basic to advanced.

    Lee Kelleher

    Lee Kelleher

    26 attendees this idea
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  • Umbraco on Linux

    As Umbraco decisively demonstrates, great CMSs can happen even on Windows!! But... Would it be great, to have this content management system on Linux? A discussion for porting Umbraco to Linux.

    Can Koluman

    Can Koluman

    7 attendees this idea
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  • Usability & Bugs

    Having a look at Umbraco from a developer's as well as system administrator's point of view - with an eye towards the daily workings of the CMS. In daily operations, we often have to deal with bugs, their resolutions, or work-around solutions. I propose a discussion to share the most popular or infamous umbraco issues, and how to deal with them. We can also discuss the best approaches for dealing with open source usability issues - especially where the product vendor integrates multiple 3rd party components.

    Can Koluman

    Can Koluman

    12 attendees this idea
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  • ReSharper

    Who doesn't want to became a coding ninja? ReSharper is one of my favourite tools when coding, and I think it would be excellent to share tips and tricks for using ReSharper when coding Umbraco solutions and packages.

    Morten Christensen

    Morten Christensen

    19 attendees this idea
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  • Integrating with Flash

    FlourineFx, XSLT, AltTemplates, Custom API, WCF? How are you integrating Umbraco with Flash, Sliverlight or any other RIA?

    Aaron Powell

    Aaron Powell

    15 attendees this idea
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  • Why you shouldn't use Umbraco

    There's no point evangelizing if you can't understand the other side. Discuss when Umbraco is the wrong choice.

    Aaron Powell

    Aaron Powell

    14 attendees this idea
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  • Unit testable Umbraco

    Web Forms are still going to be around, but it doesn't mean they can't be cool. Learn how to unit test Umbraco with WebForms MVP

    Aaron Powell

    Aaron Powell

    24 attendees this idea
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  • Extending Umbraco's UI

    How can I add my own functionality to Umbraco, and make it look like a single application? There's plenty of talk about trees, applications, sections, actions, tasks and event handlers, but what are they and how can I use them to benefit my or my client's needs?

    Stephan Kvart

    Stephan Kvart

    42 attendees this idea
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  • Advanced ASP.NET with Umbraco

    Ninjas are awesome, and coding like a ninja is even more awesome. Umbraco is flexible, come and discuss what you can do with it

    Aaron Powell

    Aaron Powell

    46 attendees this idea
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  • Package wishlist

    What would be an instant killer package or what do you think is missing from the current available projects.

    Tim Geyssens

    Tim Geyssens

    31 attendees this idea
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  • Prepare for Umbraco 5

    With Umbraco 5 likely to come in end of 2010 how can we prepare our skillsets and ways of working to the MVC version. Best strategies for handling internal Umbraco libraries so they're ready for the big jump!

    Niels Hartvig

    Niels Hartvig

    91 attendees this idea
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