Joe Glombek

@masto.joe.gl

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📍Portishead nr. #Bristol, UK 👨🏻‍💻 #DotNet / #Umbraco #WebDev at https://Bump.Digital 🦄 Umbraco MVP, @umbristol organiser 🏞️ Lover of adventure 📸 @joe 🐘 […] 🌉 bridged from ⁂ https://umbracocommunity.social/@joe, follow @ap.brid.gy to interact

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I'm speaking at Codegarden 2026 Developers, Assemble! Community is Your Team's Superpower Wed, 6/10/2026 4:25 pm — Copenhagen, Denmark Joe Glombek
umBristol Talks - January 2026 Jan 21 6:00 PM By umBristol Clockwise, Generator Building, Finzels Reach... Attend on meetup
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Joe, a smiling bearded man with round glasses, sat in his desk chair wearing an Umbraco-branded hoodie. He sits in front of shelves full of Umbraco and tech related bric-a-brac.
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UMBRACO IN THE CITY: MANCHESTER 2025 V16 EDITOR EXPERIENCE: A {=TEMPLATE} FOR SUCCESS 07/N0V/2025 — MANCHESTER, UNITED KINGDOM JOE GLOMBEK
A 4-pack of coke reduced from £3.85 to £3.50 because one of the bottles is missing.
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The DDDSW logo followed by the text: I’m speaking at DDD South West 2025 Why am I being such a got about best practices? Sat, 26/04/2025 11:15 – Bristol, United Kingdom Then a photo of Joe and the name Joe Glombek
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A video showing the Gulf of Mexico in Google Maps labelled as “Gulf of Mexico (Gulf of America)” and then me adding a label to the pin to rename it to “Gulf of Mexico”
Joe wearing a unicorn onesie stood behind an Umbraco Spark branded lectern. The backs of audience members heads can be seen in the foreground.
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Joe, a bearded man with glasses, stood next to a van that reads “BlueSky Metering Services” looking confused.
213 Repo Graph Views 57 Branches Created 28 Pulls Completed 117 Commits Created 226 Merge Conflicts Resolved 66 Merges Completed You've Achieved: The Catalyst Your contributions have powered progress and teamwork throughout the year. Whether big or small, every action you took helped drive success in 2024.
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Open Letter for Whole Truth Five Dear Attorney General, Richard Hermer KC, This week has seen one of the greatest injustices in a British court in modern history. On Thursday 18th July, five people were given the highest sentences for nonviolent protest this country has ever seen. They were on trial for holding a zoom call, calling on others to take action to raise the alarm about the greatest threat humanity has ever faced: the climate and nature crises. These sentences were handed down just days after the new government’s policy of no new licensing for oil and gas infrastructure was announced. In a world of sound, evidence-based governance, none of this needed to happen. With prisons at breaking point and the new government acting urgently to address this, how can these sentences be seen as anything other than insanity? The sentences, ranging from 4 to 5 years, are higher than those given to many who commit serious sexual assault.