ProWorks Web Design, Development, and Umbraco Blog

I'll be honest, when Jason first mentioned setting up an MCP server to connect Claude to our Umbraco dev environment, I assumed it was going to be a difficult dev-heavy project that would take the day at least, and be a bit past my coding comprehension ability as a Front End Developer. I even made a new local branch assuming I was going to have to write and commit code.

Upgrades, upgrades, upgrades!  Upgrades are a hot topic in the Umbraco community ever since version 17 was released last November. There are a lot of great reasons to upgrade to this major version besides simply moving to the latest Long-Term Supported (LTS) version. Our team here at ProWorks has a ton of Umbraco upgrade experience and are here to help you make your upgr...

It's been a while since I wrote any kind of lifestyle post, but this one has been sitting in my brain for some time. After joining the organizers team for CODECABIN 2026 - which is happening in gorgeous Gleneagle, Colorado in March - and then reading

The ProWorks team is excited to announce the release of TinyMCE.Umbraco v17, our latest update to the TinyMCE.Umbraco package for Umbraco CMS. If you're using or upgrading to Umbraco 17 and want to continue using TinyMCE, this update ensures full compatibility with...