The Command Line Interface (CLI) is a powerful tool that can greatly facilitate the development, use, or maintenance of the Magento 2 platform. In this article, you can find everything about creating and using custom Magento 2 CLI commands.
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Custom Shipping Methods and Custom Cart Summary Fields in Magento 2
Introduction
In this article, we are going to make custom shipping methods and custom fields that will be shown in the cart summary. We will use some simple examples that contain just the necessary code. This is a piece of must-have knowledge for every developer and it’s pretty simple. Every start is hard but it is a start!
Read MoreMagento 2 Admin on a Separate (Sub)Domain in a Multi-Site Environment
Setting up Magento 2 Admin panel on a separate subdomain should be easy, right? If you had problems setting it up, you are not the only one. This article is here to help you resolve this problem once and for all.
Read MoreHow to Create a Magento 2 Admin Grid with a Custom Form
In this article, we will show you how to create a custom Magento 2 Admin Grid. Magento 2 Grid is a visualization of your custom database table. The admin grid can contain various options, e.g., filters, sorting, actions over multiple rows, etc. We will use a custom form to add data to our database table.
Read MoreMagento 1 to Magento 2 Migration
By now, it is widely known that in June 2020 Magento 1 will reach ‘End of Life’. It seems like there is a lot of time ahead until this happens, but it is never too early to start the migration from Magento 1 to Magento 2 platform.
Read MoreThe Best Way to Add the JavaScript Component to Magento 2
To work with JavaScript, Magento 2 uses the RequireJS library. It is a module loader that implements the Asynchronous Module Definition (AMD) standard for JavaScript modules. Thanks to this library, the problem of page load speed and organizing JavaScript files is solved, and the files are loaded asynchronously. JavaScript program does not pollute the global namespace and it allows you to share the code and data between modules.
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