Knockout was one of the biggest changes introduced to the world of Magento 2 frontend and while in the beginning it can be really hard to grasp, at the end […]

Capistrano is a very useful open-source tool for deployment automation written in Ruby. You don’t have to log in to your servers and execute the same commands over and over […]

The support for PHP 5.6 ends by the end of 2018. A while ago, Magento announced that Magento 1 is still going to be supported (more information here: https://magento.com/blog/magento-news/ongoing-magento-1-support). If […]

It’s sometimes the case that a merchant has a complete database of records necessary for his/their business operation. It could be archived data, more or less complicated relations between products […]

While viewing a list of products or clients in our store, we sometimes need to carry out the same action on several records. For example, if we want to delete […]

In one of the recent Magento 2 projects, we came across the problem of different designs of page elements for different language versions. Luckily, Frontools did the trick (source: https://github.com/SnowdogApps/magento2-frontools). […]

Compared to Magento 1, Magento 2 has a built-in store control from the console. In order to see all the commands available in our store, we need to run the […]

Magento 2 and Composer Magento 2 uses Composer to manage its packages and dependencies. Available from the console, it provides and standardizes the format of dependencies management. Thanks to this, […]

Magento 2 offers a highly advanced frontend development system. One of its components is JQuery, which is available by default. It is the base of many JavaScript widgets and makes […]

Welcome to the third and last article of the Magento 2 Backend Configuration series. So far you’ve found out how to use source models (for providing data) and backend models […]