Following up from my post yesterday I posted a photo of what I thought was a messy desk.
I asked the people of twitter.
Snap a photo of your desk and send it to me, I'm interested to see where you all work
So here are some photos of desks that people sent me.
David Conlisk
I love the fact Dave has most of his computer doing some balancing act.
Morten Bock
A nice setup Morten has here, and gets extra points for having snapped my blog in the photo.
This is how my desk looks on a typical day, a complete mess.
I would be interested in what your desk looks like where you work.
Hello all I am currently looking into making my Creative Website Wizard package ready for V4 of Umbraco and with this I will move away from the OLD templating system to the NEW ASP.NET MasterPages support. With this I thought I would share with you all the new Syntax for the Umbraco functionality.
Page Fields
Before
<?UMBRACO_GETITEM field="pageName"/>
After
<umbraco:Item field="pageName" runat="server"/>
Macros
Before
<?UMBRACO_MACRO macroAlias="XSLTNavi" ></?UMBRACO_MACRO>
After
<umbraco:Macro macroAlias="XSLTNavi" Alias="XSLTNavi" runat="server"/>
Child Template
Before
<?UMBRACO_TEMPLATE_LOAD_CHILD/>
After
<asp:ContentPlaceHolder ID="MasterTemplateContentPlaceHolder" runat="server"></asp:ContentPlaceHolder>
More information
For more information on ASP.NET Master Pages I recommend this site:
http://www.asp.net/Learn/master-pages/
Hello all well I have finally found some time to write up my remaining days from my umbraco codegarden08 trip.
Day 4
Day 4 was the second day we used at the retreat house to do some more openspace meetings. The main topics of interest to me was how we could improve documentation for Umbraco and What can be done to improve the umbraco project.
After all the openspace meetings for the day had finished it was tidy up and the house and get ready to leave. Whilst we was all waiting for the repair guys to come out and take a look at the rental van that had been making some funny noises the day before, we had another kick about.

The "Hohler" was yet again on top form and taking on anyone that would stand his way!
Credit to Douglas Robar for the photo

Some "friendly" football between me and Niels - bloody cheater!
Credit to Douglas Robar for the photo
With football finished and all us exhausted it was a perfect time to BOMB into the pool, to cool off!
Per going for the spectacular BOMB !
Credit to Douglas Robar for the photo
With all the work and fun had it was time for us to all pile into the vans and head back to Copenhagen ready for the main event on Tuesday!
Hello all,
I have yet to finish my blog posts from my visit to codegarden08 which will come later in the week. However I wanted to tell you all for the second year running I have achieved an Umbraco MVP (Most Valued Person) award. It's great to receive it again and makes me feel valued within the umbraco community and its a real boost for my motivation to keep contributing to the CMS I love.