Umbraco 14 Is An Upgrade Nightmare... WTF !!!

[@jesper.ordrup]

Nice video - great idea with the different personas 🙂 A message to your frontend persona: dont follow the trends. Just wait for the loop. Having said that - we are doing headless for years ... Im having no issues with sound (until 15:40) maybe its fixed.

[@gobbythewise6686]

Thanks for the video I was thinking migrating my all sites to 14 but after building one site on it and see how backoffice works slower than 13 and sometimes stuck that you need to refresh the page. After watching this video I will I think I will stay with 13.

[@the_manaburn]

Thanks for the video!

[@20percenthuman]

The move to Web Components was right, I agree. If they'd chosen some awful mess like React I'd be sending hourly emails to my boss to drop umbraco. Looks like this is going on the right direction? thanks for the video and the rest of your content Jon.

[@RamlakhanSaini-b8m]

hi jondjones please make video for custom section in umbraco 14

[@paulwright4535]

poor audio unfortunately :( Also, if you are going to a demo, can you ensure the environment is using the standard VS Studio colours, and fonts. Using that fancy script font makes it confusing for people to try and find on their computers.

[@greedizgood]

Hi, jon there seem to be something wrong with your audio. I barely can’t hear you when volume on a normal level, also very bad sound quality 😢

[@rups6345]

Good for me

[@jondjones]

When you say bad sound quality, what can you hear? It sounds fine on my laptop. Is it a lot of hissing?

[@greedizgood]

@@jondjones very low volume and it sound like you got a pillow on the mic or something, muffled. Last video same the same issue unfortunately

[@AndyBoot]

Perfectly fine for me

[@alirobe]

Yep the levels are not the best, and the video is 480p :( I had one of these dynamic mics. They're hard to control without a carefully adjusted cloudlifter pre-amp, and a good amp, and so much configuration and adjustment! They're so complicated that things go wrong all the time, and they really want an audio engineer. I ultimately sold it and bought a Shure MV7 with the USB interface, and this turned out to be much easier to manage and delivered significantly higher audio quality at a lower cost and lower power consumption. Podcastage has a good review. Apparently they have a USB-C one now. Can definitely recommend :) Thanks so much for putting this content together, I know how much effort goes into it!