Umbraco is known for being developer-friendly so it may not be the easiest CMS for beginners to use. But, it can be a good choice if you have some prior development experience in the Umbraco technology stack, or if you’re a beginner eager to jump on that learning curve.
There are plenty of resources available on the internet to help you get started with Umbraco. These include tutorials, documentation, and a community of developers who are willing to offer assistance and advice.
Here are a few ways to get started with Umbraco:
Visit the Umbraco website: The Umbraco website is a great place to start and provides links to different types of learning resources. Download the software, read documentation and get an overview of the platform. Check out their blog for the latest Umbraco tips and tricks, or click through to their YouTube channel for in-depth tutorials.
Join the Umbraco community: Find out what to learn and get help as you progress with the help of an active and supportive community. You can find help and guidance on the Umbraco forum and connect with other users in the community.
Take online courses: There are many online courses that can help you learn Umbraco including the official Umbraco training courses. You can find these courses on the Umbraco website or through third-party providers.
Read books: There are several books available that cover Umbraco, including “Umbraco User’s Guide” by Nik Wahlberg and Paul Sterling and “Umbraco .NET Core Mastery” by Jon D. Jones.
Attend events: Umbraco holds conferences and events all over the world such as the annual Umbraco Codegarden conference. These events offer a great opportunity to learn from experts and connect with the Umbraco community.
Experiment with the software: One of the best ways to learn Umbraco is to start using it. Download the software, create a website, and start exploring the features and functionality. You can also experiment with templates and modules to learn more about customisation options.
By using these resources and taking a hands-on approach, you can learn how to use Umbraco and start creating and managing websites with this powerful CMS.