This document provides an overview of Magento 2 including its goals, release approach, modernized technical stack, improved performance and scalability, streamlined customizations, easier installation and upgrades, and high code quality and testing standards. The key goals of Magento 2 are to use a modern technical stack, improve performance and scalability, streamline customizations, simplify external integrations, and make installation and upgrades easier.
Presentation for EAAA ITDays October 2012. Introducing the Magento eCommerce platform on conceptual level and the practical level, taking both administration and development into consideration.
This document provides an overview of content management systems (CMS) and the open source e-commerce platform Magento. It discusses what a CMS is and examples like Magento's CMS which allows managing rich content and pages. Magento is introduced as an open source e-commerce application using the Zend framework and EAV database model. The document outlines Magento's features, system requirements, and provides a step-by-step guide to installing Magento.
The document discusses two projects for Barclays Corporate Digital Portal. The first was to reimplement the legacy system for processing direct debits and credits for corporate customers and introduce improved reporting and integration. The second was to create a new account switching service to meet regulatory requirements and adopt SEPA payment standards. Both projects used a Single Page Application pattern with Angular on the client-side and Java on the server-side. The development process employed agile Scrum methodology, JIRA for issues, Bamboo for continuous integration, and tools like Git, Eclipse, Spring, and Jasmine.
The document discusses Magento's web API ecosystem and asynchronous APIs. It describes benefits like business agility, innovation potential, and lower costs. Good APIs support business strategy, help users reach goals, and have intuitive developer experiences. Magento's vision is for rich API coverage, performance, scalability, documentation, and tools. Asynchronous APIs allow bulk operations and return job IDs, while status endpoints check operation results. Load tests showed asynchronous APIs improved response times over synchronous APIs under high load.
Sahi is a web automation tool that allows testing of web applications across browsers and operating systems. It provides features such as recording and playback of tests across different browsers, automatic waits for page loads and AJAX, robust scripts, and parallel playback of tests to minimize testing time. Key differentiators include the ability to run the same tests on any browser or OS, handling of timing issues, independence from HTML code structure, and built-in logging and reporting.
The document discusses Acumatica's new contract-based web services API. It provides an overview of the goals, reasons for developing a new API, how to use the API, and upcoming enhancements. Key points include tight coupling of the old API to the UI, ease of use improvements, and future proofing the platform. Examples are given of retrieving data, creating/updating records, and invoking actions using the new API.
The document discusses the WHMCS Client area theme. It provides information on what the theme is, how to install it, and some of its key features. The theme promises the best design for the WHMCS client area with different styles and customization options. The installation process involves 11 steps including downloading, extracting, uploading necessary files, and configuring the theme from the WHMCS admin panel. Some highlighted features include social login/sign up, multi-lingual support, responsiveness, complimentary features like CartX and invoice search, and ongoing support and updates.
Handelsbanken secured their digital presence and websites with Varnish to improve performance and availability. They implemented a solution with 2 redundant Varnish servers caching content from 2 application servers. This allowed constant fast changes to their content-driven services while maintaining high availability 24/7. Varnish cached over 93.5% of requests for their self-service banking, improving performance.
Magento is an open-source CMS for e-commerce web sites. The software was originally developed by Varien Inc., a US private company headquartered in California. Varien published the first general-availability release of the software on March 31, 2008. Later sold share of the company to eBay, which is now the sole owner. More than 240,000 merchants worldwide. Based on 1. Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP 2. PHP - Zend Framework 3. JS - Prototype & Script E-Commerce website needs to be flexible, affordable and feature rich. Magento platform that will comply those criteria. Magento provides the following benefits: 1. Scalability 2. Flexible Content Management 3. Feature rich 4. Mobile Friendly 5. Extension rich 6. SEO Friendly 7. Integration with Third Party 8. Multi-Store and Multi-language support
Developing integration helps you deepen relationships with your clients by delivering more value and increasing stickiness of the ERP solution. This presentation will help you learn about the various integration scenarios supported by Acumatica and how to best leverage them in your ERP implementations.
This document summarizes the iterations and releases of an API Gateway. It describes the key components and functionality of the API Gateway, including configuration stored in JSON, throttling rules using memcached, and an API-driven web UI. The API Gateway provides security, throttling, routing, metrics, and caching capabilities to consumers of APIs.
Learn about how to use the official Magento tools for migrating data and the extensions code from Magento 1 to Magento 2. This is my talk from ViennaPHP at 2016/06/23. Visit http://www.meetup.com/de-DE/viennaphp/ to find out more!
This document discusses different patterns for integrating AEM (Adobe Experience Manager) with e-commerce platforms. It begins with an overview of a reference architecture and integration points. It then describes three main integration patterns - the Unified UI pattern, Modern Web Application Framework pattern, and Distributed UI pattern. For each pattern, it outlines how content, products, users and other elements are managed. It also covers performance considerations and provides a comparison matrix of the patterns based on factors like authoring ease and time to market.
The document discusses various design patterns for the presentation layer in web applications, including Model-View-Controller (MVC), templates, and API design. It covers MVC patterns like Model View Controller, Page Controller, Front Controller, and Application Controller. It describes how templates can be used to render dynamic information by embedding markers in HTML pages. It also discusses trends toward designing web applications with application programming interfaces (APIs) that separate the user interface from server-side code.
The document describes a case study for an opensource SaaS-based multi-store management platform. The platform allows retail merchants to create their own e-commerce stores with individual domains from a single backend system. Key features include multi-store management, catalog management, order management, and content management. Technologies used include Magento, PHP, MySQL, and integration with payment gateways. A 3-tier architecture was adopted with data, business logic, and presentation layers.
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The document discusses migrating from Magento 1 to Magento 2. It recommends treating the migration as a platform switch rather than a 1:1 copy, deciding what data to keep, and rethinking strategies and goals. It also covers using the official migration tools to migrate code, data, and settings in a multi-step process, and highlights some common challenges like mapping customizations and third-party extensions.
Magento 2 aims to provide a modern technology stack with improved performance, scalability, and streamlined customizations. Key goals include using PHP, jQuery, HTML5 and CSS3, as well as new features like dependency injection, interceptors, plugins and modular code. Magento 2 will follow a release approach with development, beta testing, and ongoing releases to provide updates and new capabilities to merchants. Feedback is welcomed to help shape Magento 2.
Magento 2 aims to modernize the platform through a new technical stack and improved performance and scalability. Key goals include streamlining customizations through dependency injection and plugins, simplifying external integrations with a REST API, and enabling easier installation and upgrades via Composer. Magento 2 will also focus on high code quality and testing through expanded automation. The timeline includes developer and merchant betas in 2014-2015, with ongoing releases planned post-general availability in 2016-2017.
Magento 2 is a fresh take on a modern eCommerce platform rich in features and community. We will go over common best practices and toolsets, and to introduce popular community resources. Then we will take a dive into setting up a Magento 2 site to illustrate the effort required to get a project off the ground, and to find a better understand of what Magento 2 offers. Covers the following Topics: the following topics: Best Practices: Keeping core clean, how to modify Magento the right way. Community Resources: How to join the Magento Community Certification: How to get Magento Certified Migrating from Magento 1: A look at the tools and methods. Setting up a Magento site: Covering the basic design and development choices.
The document outlines the timeline and key capabilities of Magento 2, an e-commerce platform. Magento 2 had developer betas in late 2014 and early 2015, with merchant betas in mid-2015 and general availability for merchants in late 2015. New capabilities include a modern tech stack, improved performance, easier customization and integration, and higher code quality. The timeline shows Magento 2 progressing from developer betas to full release over 2014-2015.
Magento 2.2 is getting ready for official release, let's take a look at some of the improvements and new features included in this platform update. Learn more at: www.customerparadigm.com/magento-2-2-release-notes-colorado-magento-meetup
Performance of Magento 2 has been a hot topic for a while, with many controversial opinions and figures around the community. This talk is intended to guide a developer from configuring the website for maximum performance to measuring the results of such tuning using the Magento Performance Toolkit, profiling the problematic areas and measuring once again, all using the same approaches as the core engineering team.
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Migrating a Magento site is not just about code and data. Commerce platforms evolve over time and your Magento 1 solution is likely different today compared to the day you launched. Planning a successful migration means understanding what you have and where you are going before you can begin. In this session, architects from the Magento Expert Consulting Group will lay out best practices for defining your migration strategy, and share tips and techniques for code and data migration.
Magento 2.1 includes new features like Elasticsearch for improved search, PayPal in-context checkout, and Braintree hosted fields. The Enterprise Cloud Edition provides a scalable hosting option on AWS with tools for performance management and environment management. The Magento Marketplace continues to grow its catalog of extensions and enhance Magento U training resources. Magento's 2016-2017 roadmap focuses on improving the developer experience, expanding B2B capabilities, enhancing the CMS, and adding new personalization tools.
Uladzimir Kalashnikau (EPAM Systems): Magento 2 Import/Export: Performance Challenges and Victories We Got at Open Source Ecommerce ��ладимир Калашников (EPAM Systems): Импорт/экспорт для Magento 2: решение проблем производительности и наши успехи в open source e-commerce
An introduction to development using Magento 2. Covering the basics, with a small hands on demonstration of Magento 2,
eGrove Systems offer Magento 2.0 services. It provides enhanced performance and scalability, new features to boost conversion rates, business agility and productivity improvements. Click to view more: http://www.egrovesys.com/
Open Mic to discuss the new features related to Portal and Web Content Management introduced in version 8.5. We will be covering changes related to themes, mobile, social integration and WCM changes related to syndication and rich media aspects of the new release.
Magento 2.0 includes several improvements to enhance site performance and scalability: 1) It utilizes a layered architecture with separate tiers for the client, page cache, application and database to allow independent scaling. 2) Client-side improvements like minification and browser caching reduce page load weight and improve response times. 3) Caching at the page, application and database layers through technologies like Varnish, Redis and MySQL replication improves throughput and response times for common operations.
Magento 2.0 includes several improvements to enhance site performance and scalability: 1) It utilizes a layered architecture with separate tiers for the client, page cache, application and database to allow independent scaling. 2) Client-side improvements like minification and browser caching reduce page load weight and improve response times. 3) Caching at the page, application and database layers also enhances performance. Strategies like Varnish page caching and Redis application caching are recommended.
IURII IVON, EPAM Solution Architect, Microsoft Competency Center Expert. The term ‘microservices’ has become so popular that many people see it as a silver bullet for all architectural problems, or at least as a trend that should be followed. If your project is a monolith today, does it make sense to move towards microservices? This presentation overviews painful issues to be considered when migrating from a monolith to microservice architecture, ways to solve them, and ideas on the feasibility of such migration.
This Edureka "What is Angular 2" tutorial will help you understand all the basics of Angular 2. Learn Angular 2 and Typescript to develop highly scalable, fast, and testable web client-side applications. Below are the topics covered in this tutorial: 1) Evolution of Web Development 2) What is AngularJS? 3) Angular 2 Features 4) Components of Angular 2 5) Angular 2 Architecture 6) Angular 2 Program Components 7) Your First Angular 2 program 8) Angular 2 Applications Subscribe to our channel to get updates. Check our complete Angular playlist here: https://goo.gl/09KsDC
In this fast paced world, how many users would like to stare at loading screen or the spinning wheel, while the request or process is being completed? If your answer is "None", you are spot on. The application developers work does not get easier with the myriad range of devices they need to cater to. We already have desktops, laptops,tablets, smartphones, smart TVs and adding further to this complexity are the distinctive characteristics of these devices like screen size, operating system, computing power, limited battery life, storage and many more. This leaves the developers to make variety of decisions regarding application compatibility, performance, usability and maintainability. One also needs to ensure that the application is scalable to meet future goals and needs of an organization. Here is where JavaScript frameworks come to the rescue; many of them work on the Model-View-Controller (MVC) design, thus enabling you to focus on making your applications rich and engaging rather than on their code structure and maintenance. However, with the large number of JavaScript frameworks available, it can become a nightmare on the development team to choose the right framework for their web app development. Thank you, for joining us for webinar on "JavaScript MVC Frameworks: Backbone, Ember and Angular JS - The paradigm shift and the impact on application development" on May 6. Attendees gained insights on the major JavaScript frameworks utilized for web app development and selecting the right framework. THE WEBINAR KEY TAKEAWAYS : 1- How JavaScript MVC frameworks are becoming the cornerstone in Web Application development: The business need, the impact, and the advantages 2-Who are the key players? - Backbone JS, Ember JS, Angular JS -A brief introduction 3-What are the Key considerations while selecting a framework 4-The salient features and constraints of each framework 5-Use case walk-through
Find out the best Magento Web development services from the industry with eLuminous Technologies. Explore the technically adept, experienced & skilled Magento developers on hire. Click on: http://eluminoustechnologies.com/magento-development/
Bill Cava provides a timeline of significant features and improvements made to Ektron over the past four years and helps you understand how upgrading can help you get your job done, faster with more control and less effort
Explaining the Best Practices of Magento API Design. Performed by Igor Miniailo at Khmelnytskyi Magento Meetup.
Best Practices in Magento 2 Development using MSI project as an example by Valeriy Nayda at Khmelnytskyi Magento Meetup.