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Magento 1 to Magento 2: Don’t Delay The Migration
The last day of June 2020 marked the end of Adobe’s official support for Magento 1 (M1). What does this mean for companies that have online stores still using M1 and when should you consider migrating to Magento 2? To put this simply – even security patches will no longer be released. Together with the wider EOS (end-of-support), Adobe will not be...
Order Status Management in Magento 2
Managing order statuses in Magento can be smooth and easy without going into the application code as long as we understand how those statuses work. First off, I’d like to point out that Magento has order statuses and order states; two concepts that are very similar to each other. The main difference between them is that order states are...
Hello World, or how to build the first module in Magento 2.1.5
Read this post to find out how to easily build your first module in Magento 2.1.5. By way of example, let me show you how to create a module that displays a “Hello World” message. To do this, we’ll use actions and a controller. Prepare We’ll use Magento v. 2.1.5 for this job. Before starting, look at the following...
Automated tests and test pyramids in Magento 2 – check which can be useful
Software testing is a long and complex process. In the contemporary world, maintaining a high-quality product using only a manual approach to testing is difficult. Frequent changes that can affect large parts of the system require automation of certain areas. An agile approach to software development involves testing from the earliest possible stage of the...
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