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[...] , 0.1.0-alpha98 was a bit paler and focused primarily on bug fixes and functional tests. Alan Kent is very affirming in his blog post regarding the effectiveness of Magento 2 test automation. [...]

[...] Magento 2 Backend Launcher. BelVG had a look at achieving multistore functionality in Magento 2. Alan Kent got futuristic and published his thoughts on how Magento 2 can be used for top of the line [...]

[...] has bug fixes, framework improvements and splits responsibility of View\Layout in three classes. Alan Kent published his thoughts on the Magento 2 installation process and which of the many options to [...]

[...] and participated in an “ask-us-anything“-chat. We compiled 7 interesting takeaways. Alan Kent explains the difference between Magento 2 containers and blocks in the layout system. In [...]

[...] In Magento 2, the Mage “Death Star” is no more. It got replaced in favor of the Dependency Injection pattern. Let’s take a look at what Dependency Injection is and how it affects Magento 2. [...]

[...] busy writing about Magento. In his latest post, he dives nose-deep into the Magento 2 Dependency Injection implementation. Timed coincidentally, we also wrote about Magento 2 Dependency Injection. [...]

[...] and one on how to deal with advanced price rules. Inchoo wrote about the basics of dependency injection and its usage in Magento 2. Community Don’t forget to get your MageUnconference [...]

[...] be injected into the shared Magento\Framework\App\RouterList object. Due to Magento 2 its dependency injection system, each and every module is allowed to do this. For example, the Magento_Core module [...]

[...] . The setup system is backed by Zend 2 and thus the structure of the setup system its code base is quite different than the rest of Magento 2 which runs on top of Zend 1. Combine this with the [...]

[...] and find out what’s the cause, but it is a tedious process. A faster way might be to inspect the code base and see if we can spot anything which changed in the newer builds of Magento 2. New layout [...]

[...] them included on every page. At this point you could manually scout through the Magento 2 code base and find a starting point, or keep your fingers crossed and hope it has already been [...]

[...] world and a software version in line with the Semantic Versioning standard to keep track of the code base. Package Types Magento 2 will make use of Composer package types for leveraging proper [...]

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[...] Close to 30 days after Ben Marks his appointment as Developer Evangelist at Magento Imagine, we got to speak with the man himself. [...]

[...] accompanying learning material for the MCD-exam, the Grokking Magento series by Vinai Kopp and Ben Marks is perfect for preparing for the Magento Certified Developer exam. We published a review of the [...]

[...] is open.” - The Open Source Way It’s not like nothing is happening. Rumor has it that Ben Marks is shifting boulders to improve the situation and issues reported are noticeably getting more [...]

[...] Jaap. Magento 2 The Magento 2 Developer Beta has begun. If you have no idea what is going on, Ben Marks published a blog post with detailed information. The Developer Beta release was accompanied by a [...]

[...] ” module. The IMI_EasyCacheRefresh extension adds a “Refresh invalidated” button to the Magento backend for quickly refreshing all outdated caches. Alan Storm started a series about how Magento [...]

[...] issues with Magento Connect. Atwix covered adding a custom form fieldset type for the Magento backend. Tom Robertshaw from Meanbee released an extension for integrating Mailcheck with Magento. It’ [...]

[...] Winkle got to the bottom of an issue which made it impossible for him to login to the Magento backend. Apparently, it has to do with the cookie-domain configuration settings. In a related [...]

[...] “phpMyAdmin as a Magento Extension” to version 0.1.4. It adds phpMyAdmin to the Magento backend and automatically configures it with the database Magento is currently connected with. [...]

[...] : more after the jump. Magento Fabrizio wrote a step-to-step guide on how to update a Magento installation and improve the Magento installation its environment in the process. Recently, Magento CE [...]

[...] its experience with the discovery of malicious Magento extensions and how to detect if a Magento installation has been affected. In related news, the MailPoet WordPress vulnerability might have [...]

[...] having any authentication built in? Nevertheless, be sure to a double-check on your Magento installation(s) if you have used Magmi in the past. More security: Andreas von Studnitz wrote [...]

[...] /no_route configuration value in, for example, a setup script modifies the integrity of a Magento installation: if the replacement-module is removed, the Magento application returns to a different [...]