The document discusses Varnish Cache and its usage for caching content and improving performance in Magento. It describes how Varnish works as a frontend caching proxy and how it can be used to cache pages and parts of pages in Magento. It also discusses how to make cache dynamic and flush pages based on products or categories using the EcomDev_Varnish module.
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The document discusses eCommerce and the Magento platform. It defines eCommerce as the purchase and sale of goods and services over electronic systems like the internet. It outlines benefits of eCommerce like no checkout queues and access to a global market. The document then provides an overview of the Magento eCommerce platform, noting that it is open source and widely used, with over 240,000 merchants. It describes Magento's benefits including being open source, having SEO-friendly URLs, security features, and a large community.
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How can we develop websites where the different parts of the pages are developed by different teams? If you work in a large enough organization which has its content and services on the web, this is probably a question you have asked yourself several times. With this talk I want to show that server-side rendered websites integrated on content (using transclusion) allow for high long-term evolvability compared to client-side rendering integrated with shared code. In other words, if you want a system with high long-term evolvability, you should not develop websites using only client-side JavaScript and integrate them using a shared components approach.
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
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To install Wordpress on a remote web server, you must: 1. Download and extract the Wordpress package and upload it to your server. 2. Create a new MySQL database using your hosting control panel or PHPMyAdmin. 3. Edit the wp-config.php file with your database details. 4. Create an administrator account to access the Wordpress admin interface.
Ooorza.freshdesk.com is a database containing frequently asked questions related to Magento extensions that provides answers to queries about extensions for disabling customer registration, copying or deleting custom options for multiple products, moving bulk products into multiple categories, the Magento Marketplace, PayPal adaptive payments, LensWebShop, exporting or importing CMS contents, customer avatars, and adding videos to product categories. Users can log on to https://ooorza.freshdesk.com to find answers to their Magento extension-related questions.
This document discusses developing websites with multiple teams using a microservice approach. It proposes having each service have its own frontend to enable continuous delivery, decentralized governance, and good mobile performance. Integration is done through transclusion, where one service can include static resources like HTML fragments from another service. Server-side transclusion of resources is preferred for performance. Services should not rely on global client-side dependencies.
Site speed is a ranking factor in Google, and for good reason. Visitors have a short attention span, and will quickly navigate away from a slow website, especially on mobile. This presentation covers essential tools and techniques for improving your load times and PageSpeed score, such as caching, image optimization, and plugin performance.
- WordPress is a popular content management system (CMS) that can be used to manage websites with frequently updated content from multiple sources. It allows both technical and non-technical users to manage content. - While WordPress started as a blogging platform, it has evolved into a full-fledged CMS through the use of plugins and themes. Many websites built with WordPress do not look like blogs. - Setting up WordPress involves downloading and installing the WordPress files, creating a database, editing configuration files, and creating an administrator account. Key interfaces include the public interface for visitors and the admin interface for content management.
The document discusses WordPress themes and their anatomy. It explains that WordPress uses themes to change the look and feel of a site. Themes consist of PHP files and CSS/image/JavaScript files. Key PHP template files include header.php, footer.php, sidebar.php, index.php, single.php and page.php. These files work with WordPress template tags and functions to retrieve content from the database and display it on the site. The document provides guidance on creating custom themes from scratch versus using pre-made themes.
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This document discusses how a content delivery network (CDN) can provide the best solution for ecommerce websites to improve performance. A CDN uses strategically located servers around the world to cache and deliver website content quickly. This reduces load times for visitors and improves the user experience. The top benefits of a CDN for ecommerce include high-performance loading, global reach to customers, and improved search engine rankings. BelugaCDN is recommended as one of the best and most affordable CDN options for ecommerce sites.
Magento is best ecommerce platform choice for your online store. Majority of owner choose Magento platform for their online store because it has lots of resource and it gives facility of multiple store. Here I discussed all benefit of Magento, read on to discover why Magento is best for you.
This document outlines the business plan and progress for developing an e-commerce shopping website using Django. It describes two versions - basic and professional. The basic version allows users to order items, maintain a basket and profile, and includes online payment and admin controls. The professional version adds enhanced sales management tools. The document also discusses use cases, entity relationship diagrams, testing approach, and technologies used like Python, Django, and Subversion for version control. It provides an update on components already implemented including the model, admin panel, and user registration.
Ivan Chepurnyi discussed Varnish Cache and its usage in Magento. Varnish is a frontend caching proxy that caches static and dynamic content to improve site performance. It works by caching responses from the backend server and delivering cached responses to subsequent requests when possible. Ivan described how to use the EcomDev_Varnish module to implement dynamic content, custom caching rules, and automatic cache clearing in Magento with Varnish. He also compared Varnish to Magento's built-in full page cache and outlined his open source roadmap for 2014.
This document provides tips and best practices for optimizing Magento performance. It discusses the importance of caching, both full page caching and object caching using Redis or Memcache. It also recommends using a CDN, PHP accelerators like OpCache, and monitoring tools like New Relic and Google Analytics to analyze site performance. The key sections discuss optimizing categories, product pages, and checkout through extensive caching and techniques like image optimization.
The document discusses content personalization in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM). It begins with an introduction to content personalization and why it is important. It then covers the types of personalization (server-side vs. client-side), the key elements involved (users, content, rules), and AEM's architecture for personalization including client context, session stores, and context store components. The document provides details on customizing the client context and context store components, and includes an example exercise on building a personalized experience based on weather data from an external API.
## Lyracons TechTalk on Varnish & Magento ## - Speakers: Gustavo G. Moyano and Ezequiel Kupelian - Scope: Understanding what Varnish is (and isn't), how we can use it with Magento shops, best practices and ways to further optimize it
This document discusses various techniques for improving WordPress performance through caching and deferred execution of code. It covers PHP caching using opcode caches, WordPress page caching plugins, WordPress object caching, and using Memcached. It also discusses deferred execution of code using asynchronous job queues to move non-critical tasks like email sending and push notifications out of the main request process.
In this talk, we'll cover all the great built-in rails caching options and best practices for getting the most out of these. Then we'll talk about dynamic content, why it's traditionally not cached, and how you can can cache it using this thing called "edge caching". Welcome to the future, where you can cache the uncacheable.
As a web designer or web developer, you must have applied meta tags at various places like keyword, description and title. But in this blog, we are going to tell you 4 useful things which you can do with meta tags.