Altering Magento 2 functionalities and inserting your changes is a necessity. So, today, we will go over some basic altering methods – Observer, Plugin, and Preference/Rewrite in your module and in your theme where you can override .phtml, .css, .xml, and .js files.
Read MoreTag: Syncit Group
Syncit Group’s Athena Search – Built for eCommerce
Why is Search so important for eCommerce websites? Because it guides the users through the sales funnel directly to the purchase. As such, it represents the most important functionality on your site.
Read MoreTo Be or Not to Be – A Developer?
An interesting question has crossed my mind some time ago. How does a developer perceive their profession? Not being one, I knew I could not answer this question myself. So, I decided to perform research in order to find out the answer.
Read MoreHow to Add Custom CLI Commands in Magento 2
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.
Read MoreBest Practice in Creating Bulletproof Email Templates
Developing an email template can be a rather intricate task. It differs from the website development process in some ways since it has no real standards. Email clients choose (seemingly at random) what and where to support certain HTML or CSS elements. Email developers make the most of this lack of structure since it gives them a chance to implement and craft their code exactly the way they want to.
Game of Codes – The Most Influential Codes Written So Far
Are codes part of your everyday life? Have you ever explored the most influential ones? If not, let’s do it together.
“A code line is a *path* *of* *evolution/development* of the canonical set of source files that is required to produce a given software (sub)system.”
“A software metric used to measure the size of a computer program by counting the number of lines in the text of the program’s source code.”
Read More