Here are some blog posts I've written from across the web. Some relate to work and some to play.
Developer
I am a contractor .NET back end developer with experience in C#, MVC, WebApi, Umbraco, T-SQL, JavaScript and Sass/CSS.
I’m based in Southampton working as a contractor. I get involved with the Umbraco and southampton.digital communities and can be found at various local tech events.
Check out my CV and if you'd like to work together, get in touch.
Outdoorsman
A British Canoeing instructor, bushcraft camp leader and Scout leader who enjoys hiking, cycling, going for a dip in any discovered large body of water, surfing, kayaking, canoeing, stand up paddleboarding, photography and videography.
Follow my adventures on Instagram and on my travel journal.
Blog posts
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I moved my website to Umbraco Cloud, this is how I got on
, by Joe GlombekOne weekend. One website. One rebuild.
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How to set Windows Terminal as GitKraken's default terminal
, by Joe GlombekGitKraken allows you to open the current repository in the terminal by hitting Alt + T but by default, this won't be the new Windows Terminal.
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Taking Friendly to the masses
, by Joe GlombekUmbraco is "The Friendly CMS" and, as a community, we aim to be warm and welcoming, greeting everyone we encounter with a Friendly high-five. But how can we inject some of this Friendliness into our work and make the websites we craft as Friendly as possible?
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umbraCoffee #152 - 🎂 3rd birthday party
, by Callum Whyte Marcin ZajkowskiMarcin and Callum together with their guests celebrate umbraCoffee's 3rd birthday and talk about the new Community site, the Community Teams "retreat", Hacktoberfest and more.
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umbraCoffee #149 - TRICK or TREAT
, by Marcin Zajkowski Callum WhyteThis week's guests are Honorary & New Umbraco Community Teams members - Poornima Nayar (@PoornimaNayar) and Joe Glombek (@JoeGlombek)
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Easily open uSync Sync-Pack files
, by Joe GlombekuSync Sync-Pack files (with the .uSync extension) are simply ZIP files and can be viewed in any ZIP viewer, including the one built into Windows.
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Integrate, don't imitate - when an API beats rolling your own
, by Joe GlombekIt wasn’t long ago that every agency and freelancer had their own custom CMS they’d use for client projects. We decided that was a bad idea. But we’ll often be seen writing custom code within that standardised CMS. Are we making the same mistakes again?