Denis is a top-ranked specialist engaged at ecommerce work for 7 years. He is perfectly knowledgeable about frontend development as well as creating Magento mobile themes. Being into the arts helps him develop 23 out of 40 mobile themes on the “Magento-connect” marketplace. He experts in HTML, CSS, Javascript/jQuery, XML, PHP/MySQL.
Hire the authorToday we will talk about Magento 2 and answer the following Frontend certification questions:
Which design areas exist?
What is the difference between them, and what do design areas have in common?
What are design areas used for?
How can design areas be utilized for custom themes or customizations?
This article will deal with the topic of the folder structure in Magento 2 theme. I will describe the folders and their functions and show you which folders are extremely useful for theme development and which ones are optional.
The key feature of the Magento platform is its modularity. It consists of a number of small elements (modules), which are designed to work both individually and In connection with each other. When all parts are combined, the platform resembles a living organism that consists of a multitude of cells, each having its own function.
I have seen some truly terrifying code in the course of my professional life. When you see such a code, all you want to do is to leave the project, hide in a corner and cry.
Let’s take a closer look at the basic structure/architecture of the adminhtml directory in Magento 2 and learn the difference between this directory and front end. This topic is included into the Magento 2 development certification exam, so it’s really worth paying attention to.
Magento 2 has a modular structure, the specifics of which are aimed at its expansion and convenience of customization. All the Magento 2 module catalogs, that are preinstalled in the basic version, contain 3 basic types of structures:
Hooks in PrestaShop is the most important component for inserting modules into your theme. In this article, I will try to talk about all the pitfalls that can be encountered while using this important and interesting functionality.
Let’s take a closer look at the differences between JavaScript in PrestaShop 1.7 and its 1.6 edition. We will also show how to run an event, how to trigger delegated events and describe some of the PrestaShop events.
Webpack is a module bundler which takes modules with dependencies and generates static assets that represent those modules. In order to use Webpack in Prestashop 1.7, you need to carry out the following actions: Read more
The article is dedicated to adding JS and CSS as well as its managing in Prestashop 1.7 and earlier versions. The first part includes the methods used in both Prestashop versions while the second is about the difference in asset management in Prestashop 1.7. Read more
We’re going to use GIT and composer to install Prestashop. In order to complete an installation using GIT, it’s necessary to open the command line and get Prestashop cloned. Let’s execute the following commands: Read more
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