How to add a child block in Magento 2
You can rely on the $this->addChild function to add a child block in Magento 2. Check the following example: Continue Reading
You can rely on the $this->addChild function to add a child block in Magento 2. Check the following example: Continue Reading
The leading online business solution Magento exists for 5 years. It has been downloaded over 4 million times, and now Magento 2.0 is on the way, so get ready for the New Year present. In this article, you can find information about most exciting features of Magento 2.0.
Magento 2.0.1 has been released. For further information, check the release notes here: Magento 2 Release Notes.
Everything about Magento 2 on Firebear
UPD (August 2014) – In March 2015, we will see the first Magento 2 release candidate. Magento 2 beta release is planned for December 2015. This information appeared after few years of speculation, but now the Magento 2 road map is official and all rumors are dispelled.
UPD (11/09/2014) – Magento 2 Webinar: Performance/Scalability Improvements & Composer Updates
UPD (02/10/2014) – Magento 2 Frontend architecture & Implementing payment gateway
UPD (25/11/2014) – Magento 2 Developer Beta will be available on December 18, 2014.
UPD (8/12/2014) – Magento 2 features & Magento 2 demo full featured front and backend demo links
UPD (11/12/2014) –
UPD (18/12/2014) – Magento 2 Developer beta available! Magento 2 release milestones added and explained.
UPD (5/12/2014) – Summary about most important features of Magento 2 for this moment
UPD (10/02/15) – Magento 2 Release Date; 6 Interesting Facts About Magento 2; The Roundup
UPD (23/03/15) – Magento 2 latest news
UPD (24/03/15) – Magento 2 Developer Release Candidate
UPD (25/03/15) – All You Need To Know About Developer Release Candidate
UPD (29/04/15) – Imagine Commerce 2015 and other useful updates
UPD (17/05/15): Fundamentals of Magento 2 development online course is now live
UPD (14/07/15): Migration from Magento 1.x to Magento 2.0
UPD (15/07/15): Magento 2 Merchant Beta has been released!
UPD (17/08/15): Migrating to Magento 2 (a new article on Inchoo) – look in the Migration from Magento 1.x to Magento 2.0 section
UPD (25/08/15): Magento 2 Demo upgraded to Merchant Beta – ver. 1.0.0-beta
UPD (17/09/15): Building against Magento 2
UPD (02/10/15): Magento 2 Webinar – Hosting & Performance
UPD (06/11/15): Magento 2.0.0 Release Candidate is now available
UPD (01/01/16): Magento 2 Roadmap 2016
Below, we discuss such an important topic as the Magento 2 shipping methods implementation. The article includes useful Magento 2 tutorials and the description of sample third party extensions as well as core Magento 2 modules. If you are going to master the implementation of shipping methods in Magento 2, the following post can help you achieve your goal. Continue Reading
If you’re developing or deploying a payment gateway in Magento 2, you may face different challenges related to various stages of your project. In the following post, we’ve gathered all major tips, tricks, and tutorials related to the Magento 2 payment gateways implementation, so it can essentially simplify your daily work with the platform. Let’s start with some key aspects that you will probably have to master while deploying a payment system within your Magento 2 website. Continue Reading
Since Magento 2 utilizes the standard jQuery UI Tabs Widget, you should catch the tabsactivate event to catch the admin tab switching: Continue Reading
Being a jQuery UI widget Magento 2 media browser provides administrators with the ability to use a media library. Thus, they can easily upload images to media library and choose images from it. Continue Reading
Magento 2 uses the pub/media folder for storing images and other media data. The following function returns its url for the current store: Continue Reading
There is no class Magento\Catalog\Block\Product\Widget\Link in the the catalog_product_link widget declaration, since it is a virtual type. Besides, Magento\Catalog\Block\Product\Widget\Link is an alias to Magento\Catalog\Block\Widget\Link with a custom dependency injection. Please note that an argument entityResource has the Magento\Catalog\Model\ResourceModel\Product type. Continue Reading
For the standard jQuery .submit() method your submit event handler will be triggered after the standard form validation, but it could be inconvenient. Luckily, Magento 2 backend forms fire a custom beforeSubmit event: Continue Reading