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After attending the Umbraco U.S. Summit, I got a taste of the Umbraco content management system. What is it and how does it compare to other CMS platforms? Also, how was the Umbraco summit in general?

Collaborative coding would be done as a small team. Usually between 2 to 4 people. Roles of driving/coding and navigating would be rotated between the team members based on a set time. The driver would code based on the advice or guidance of the navigators.

You have a collection of youtube videos you just need to put in a gallery. Hall of Fame Vidz is the solution. It is an app to create a Hall of Fame for a collection of youtube videos. You can log in create halls, edit them, and look at other folks' halls.

There's not much to say here. Just a basic proof of concept password generator. You can pick a length and various rules for the password and it will generate a random string based on those rules.

This is a project management app that allows users to create workspaces and specific tasks to distribute work efficiently. Cards with tasks can be moved around from one board to another with menu commands. You can also add collaborators to workspaces so they can contribute to projects.

This backend project was created in hopes of providing a more social aspect for finding meetups. It displays who in the channel signed up for what meetup so you can decide if you want to go with or avoid your friends.

This behemoth of a project is my new personal portfolio website. I created it to exhibit my coding projects. It's also a means of getting to know who I am and contacting me.

In school, when we worked on the project as a team, we just hosted the app on Heroku. With Heroku, the app eventually went into hibernation. On my personal portfolio, I wanted people to have the ability to test out the app. Also to add to that trouble MongoDB was not supported by Heroku anymore at…