Today, we’d like to draw your attention to another new Magento 2 theme which is called Minimal. Although its name aptly describes the design, the set of available features can not be considered limited. So first of all, let’s see how Minimal looks like. Below, you will find theme’s core elements: category page, product page, cart, and checkout.
Another relatively new Magento 2 theme is called Hermes. You might have heard about its Magento 1.X predecessor, but now Hermes is fully suitable for the latest version of the popular ecommerce platform, and below we are going to describe its core elements and features.
We’ve already described a few Magento 2 templates and themes, but something new always appears on Themeforest. And since the Firebear team is always trying to dig interesting Magento stuff, today we are going to shed light on Luxury – a premium Magento theme which is now available for Magento 2.
Below, we describe how to return a JSON response from a controller in Magento 2. Continue Reading
It is possible to get base directory programmatically in Magento 2 the same way as you do it in 1.x, since it is available in the constant : Continue Reading
To load categories by their IDs in Magento 2, Dmitry Fedyuk recommends the following: Continue Reading
In case you are looking for Magento 2 JavaScript validators, below we have them listed in a table. Continue Reading
If you don;t know how to load subcategories for a particular category in Magento 2, you’ve come to the right place. Below, we will explain this procedure. Continue Reading
Today we’d like to share our own developer guide to Magento Marketplace. If you are a Magento merchant, check this one – Magento Marketplace Merchant Guide, but if your are going to sell your products through the new platform, you’ve come to the right place. Below, we will describe how to work with the marketplace.
Magento Commerce launched a new product, and it seems that cloud ecommerce is on the cusp of the modern era; therefore we’d like to describe the new platform more precisely. The leading ecommerce provider enhanced its portfolio with a PaaS environment called Magento Commerce (Enterprise) Cloud Edition. The solution is based on Magento 2 and incorporates a lot of additional tools, services, and technologies. It runs on Amazon Web Services Cloud and provides such performance management tools as New Relic APM Pro and Blackfire.io Enterprise.
The platform was built with innovative ecommerce experiences in mind, so it offers a rapid deployment of fully customizable storefronts, which are highly scalable and secure. And since Magento Commerce added a leading hosting and managed services infrastructure into the mix, we consider Magento 2 Commerce (Enterprise) Cloud Edition a leading ecommerce solution from the cloud for the next few years. But why is it better than its counterparts?
