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  • Getting started with Hazel
  • Let's Build: a static blog with Harp - Part 2
  • Let's Build: a static blog with Harp - Part 1
  • IP Whitelisting the Umbraco back-office

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  • Hazel: Wiki knowledge base for Node.js
  • uLogs: Umbraco Trace Log Viewer
  • Simple 301: Umbraco Redirect Manager
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HAZEL
  • Apr 22, 2016

Getting started with Hazel

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Hazel is a personal attempt to create a self hosted web application that supports easy document composition with a wiki-like work flow. Navigating to a page that doesn't exist will prompt you to create the content for that page. Cross-document association is as simple as entering the title of the document, and the link is auto generated.

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  • Hazel
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  • Feb 28, 2016

Let's Build: a static blog with Harp - Part 2

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For part 2 of our Let's Build : A static blog with Harp, we are going to

  • Update our _layout.ejs with a cleaner layout using EJS Partials
  • Utilize _data.json metadata files for more granular, per-page metadata
  • Create a few blog posts
  • Dynamically list our blog posts on our index.ejs home page.
  • Update our navigation to display active states
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  • HarpJs
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  • Jan 31, 2016

Let's Build: a static blog with Harp - Part 1

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As part of my first Let's Build, we are going to build a static blog site utilizing Harp. Harp is a Node based toolset that includes a static web server and preprocessing / compilation tools to take a variety of formats (EJS, Markdown, Jade, LESS, Sass, CoffeeScript) and convert them into their compiled / static assets (HTML, CSS, and Javascript).

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  • HarpJs
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  • Jan 16, 2016

IP Whitelisting the Umbraco back-office

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Often times, for security reasons, it is important to block public access to Umbraco and the Umbraco log-in page. One simple solution is to add an IIS rewrite rule within the web.config file that whitelists access to the Umbraco URL.

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