There's nothing magic about this setup, it is adding a few files to your Umbraco Cloud website to give you a flying start to begin working with Visual Studio. If you don't like the setup then you can play with it and make it your own.

Important: Be aware if you run the Uaas.cmd tool as an adminstrator it will generate the files in your Windows/System folder. Git and/or Git Credential Manager for Windows.Here we use the following naming conventions: *.Web for the Umbraco website and *.Core for the accompanying code. Class Library Project for the code that will be created for the Umbraco site - this can be MVC Controllers, WebApi Controllers, Surface Controllers or data access plus whatever else you might need to write code for.īelow is a screenshot of our recommendation on how the projects should be configured.Website Project for the Umbraco site (coming from the cloned git repository from the Umbraco Cloud Project), and.

If you're writing a lot of custom code (or like Intellisense), we recommend the following setup: This page describes how to set up your Visual Studio solution to work with an Umbraco Cloud Project. Creating Tables for Umbraco with PetaPoco.Displaying the Document Type Properties.Creating Your First Template and Content Node.UmbracoApplicationLifetime Notifications.BackOfficeUserManager and Notifications.

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