Risk Management in Migration to Magento 2
If you run an ecommerce store built on Magento 1 and face the looming vision of the whole platform migrating to Magento 2, you are perhaps considering possible failures of…

If you run an ecommerce store built on Magento 1 and face the looming vision of the whole platform migrating to Magento 2, you are perhaps considering possible failures of…
The deadline for the migration to Magento 2 is June 2020. Do you know where to start? Read this 5-step guide and migrate your ecommerce confidently.
ViewModel and Proxy are two cool Magento 2 design patterns and solutions. Check how to use them to optimize your code & make it easy to read and work with.
In the previous part of this article, we created the base XML file with a UI Component to present the grid view in the backend. In this part, we will…
Private Composer repository with Satis This post is a brief case study and a guide on how to create your own private Composer repository with Satis. At Magently, we are…
Custom products grid – Base XML Welcome to the second part of my article series about Magento Custom Products Grid. In the previous part, we: made some assumptions about the…
Part Catalog – Magento 2 migration done right 1. The Part Catalog story We’ve worked with Alan since 2015 when he approached Magently with an unfinished shop on Magento 1….
A quick intro on UI Components In this article, I will take you through a step-by-step process of creating a Custom Products Grid in the Magento 2 environment. The upgraded…
Last month, Magento2 hackathons happened twice in our office in Wrocław! While curing up some bugs, members of the Magently team decided that they should arrange a hackathon and push those repairs further up. And so they did, with a result of 8 major bugs fixed and over 300 phrases translated!
Area Code is a component that organizes code with the aim of optimising query processes. Only code that is defined in a specific Area Code is fetched in a given situation. This helps, for example, to optimise REST queries. What is rendered is not the entire HTML, but only what is absolutely necessary to answer a REST query.