Some of the videos on Umbraco TV is free to watch, and others requires that you subscribe to the Umbraco TV service.
And other good way to get started with Umbraco CMS, is to ask your questions in here, as you already did. So don´t hesitate to ask any questions that you might have about Umbraco CMS, no questions are to easy or to small to be asked in here.
His advice is sound, there are a lot of great resources available on Umbraco TV, as well as on this forum. Browse around, check the documentation and ask.
For the most part Umbraco is fairly intuitive and quick to pick up, however I found that doing the Umbraco training courses (Level 1 and then Level 2) exceptionally helpful in cementing my understanding of the fundamentals.
If you can, consider those as options as well as they aren't overly expensive and you will get to meet others in similar situations as you.
How to use Umbraco
How to use Umbraco i am new there so i don't know to to use this can any one help
Hi Riya and welcome to our :-)
A good place to start when you are new to Umbraco is on Umbraco TV. Here you will some videos that shows the basic concepts of how Umbraco works.
There are videos for developers and content editors. https://umbraco.tv/videos/umbraco-v7/
But to get started with Umrbraco, try see the implementor section. https://umbraco.tv/videos/umbraco-v7/implementor/
One of the mielestone in Umbraco is document types https://umbraco.tv/videos/umbraco-v7/implementor/fundamentals/document-types/what-is-a-document-type/
Some of the videos on Umbraco TV is free to watch, and others requires that you subscribe to the Umbraco TV service.
And other good way to get started with Umbraco CMS, is to ask your questions in here, as you already did. So don´t hesitate to ask any questions that you might have about Umbraco CMS, no questions are to easy or to small to be asked in here.
Hope this helps,
/Dennis
Hi Riya,
As Dennis says, Welcome to Our.
His advice is sound, there are a lot of great resources available on Umbraco TV, as well as on this forum. Browse around, check the documentation and ask.
For the most part Umbraco is fairly intuitive and quick to pick up, however I found that doing the Umbraco training courses (Level 1 and then Level 2) exceptionally helpful in cementing my understanding of the fundamentals.
If you can, consider those as options as well as they aren't overly expensive and you will get to meet others in similar situations as you.
Good luck and keep learning :-)
Thank you Dennis and Nik
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