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I've released my popular Umbraco CMS developer package God Mode for the new Umbraco 9, fully running on .NET Core. It's still free, open-source and now even better than ever!

God Mode for Umbraco 8 allows you to browse, query and search your document types and compositions; your templates and partials; your datatypes and property editors; your media library; your custom controllers and models. It provides diagnostics about your Umbraco site and the server it is hosted on.

Diplo Audit Log Viewer for Umbraco 8 allows you to easily view, filter and search the content and audit log data that is stored in the UmbracoLog and UmbracoAudit tables in your site's database. This table contains all changes that are made in your site. This log viewer allows you to view this data in an easy-to-use interface that integrates into the Umbraco Settings tree.

God Mode is a custom Umbraco 7.4 tree aimed at Developers to make it easy to locate, search and query your Umbraco 7 assets (doctypes, templates, property editors, media, controllers, models etc).

How to create a custom IContentFinder to use as a custom 404 Page Not Found handler in Umbraco that works when you have a multi-domain site that requires different 404 pages for each site (such as a multilingual website).

If you're an ASP.NET developer then sooner or later you will come across an occasion when you want to manipulate or parse values from the current request's querystring. To make this easier I developed a small C# library that enables developers to easily manipulate the querystring collection.

If you are a C# developer then you'll be familiar with LINQ (Language-Integrated Query). In this post I provide some examples of how you can perform equivalent functions in JavaScript.

This post explains how you can create C# extension methods to make querying Umbraco's IPublishedContent more intuitive and seamless. It also includes some examples of methods I commonly use in my projects.