This entry is part 3 of 4 in the series Modern Javascript for PHP Developers. Earlier posts include Modern Javascript for PHP Developers, and Express and NPM for PHP Developers. Later posts include Build Watchers, and NPM as a Build Tool. Earlier articles in this series included server side javascript that looked like this var http = [...]
astormMagento custom Knockout.js bindings | Magento 2 Developer Documentation It might have taken 11 months, but it looks like Magento finally gave its dev docs team the resources they needed to document the UI Component Knockout JS custom bindings.
astormJavaScript unit testing with Jasmine | Magento 2 Developer Documentation Jasmine’s a testing framework for javascript code – I didn’t know until today that Magento 2 had setup a framework for these tests. (Via the tremendous Vinai)
astormPackagento – A curated list of open source Magento 2 modules A new Composer repository from Adam Johnson that’s curating open-source Magento 2 extensions.
astormThis entry is part 2 of 4 in the series Modern Javascript for PHP Developers. Earlier posts include Modern Javascript for PHP Developers. Later posts include Client Side Javascript, Modules, and Webpack, and Build Watchers, and NPM as a Build Tool. Last time we investigated the basic execution flow of a server side NodeJS program. Our [...]
astormThis entry is part 1 of 4 in the series Modern Javascript for PHP Developers. Later posts include Express and NPM for PHP Developers, Client Side Javascript, Modules, and Webpack, and Build Watchers, and NPM as a Build Tool. It’s getting harder and harder to ignore the modern javascript world. Even if you plan on staying safely [...]
astorm(Putting this here in an external-memory/thinking-out-loud sort of way) Prior to Magento 2’s release, Magento executives circulated the idea that Magento 1 would reach its “end-of-life” three years after the release of Magento 2. Magento 2 was released November 17, 2015, which means Magento 1 reaches its end-of-life [...]
astorm(With apologies to whomever originally posted this technique – I can’t seem to find your original article. If you’d like link/credit just let me know) As companies start to go ahead with Magento 2 builds and Magento 2 upgrades, more an more developers are wondering what to do about the missing code pools from Magento 1. [...]
astormList of mod_security Rules for Magento 1 A list of instructions from the (semi?) independent Mage Security Council on installing their scanner. This sort of buries the lead – the end of the instructions point off to a list of malware fingerprint, which server administrators can use to block common attacks before they ever reach Magento.
astormBFG Repo-Cleaner by rtyley Not quite Magento related, but we’ll let that slide. BFG is a command line program that lets you remove unwanted content from your a git repository’s history. Discovered it via a GitHub support issue on the same topic.
astormThere’s a new point release of pestle available for immediate download — this one’s mostly a “bug fixes and improvements” sort of release, with the exception of the new mysql:key-check command, and some early alpha work on a Magento 2 webapi/service-contract generator. If “bug fixes and [...]
astormThe bin/magento setup:upgrade Command will Enable Non-Enabled modules · Issue #9516 · magento/magento2 Weird bit of behavior where the setup:upgrade command will automatically enable any module you’ve dropped into app/code. Small, but annoying bit of behavior if your run into it.
astormI’m writing this down so I can remember it later – if you’re not deep into Magento service contracts apologies for the word soup. When Magento’s parsing doc block’s for parameter types, it’s only looking at interfaces – or possibly its only looking at the type it knows about. i.e. if you have [...]
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