We're developing a module for Magento 1.9 and want to support Magento 2.0 quickly after that.
I discovered https://github.com/magento/code-migration and wondered if anyone had experience with it?
Should we expect a full rewrite of the module to support that 2.0? Does anybody have experience in that task?
Thank you.
I'm currently trying to migrate my module for Magento 1.x to support 2.0, and done some research in this area. However, my code-migration isn't completed yet.
As I know, after we use this tool to convert the structure and code, we still require to test and modify the module. The toolkit is a tool to simplify our process, not helping us to create a 100%-fit module to the Magento 2.0 version.
You may refer to the following video for further explanation by the toolkit developer team:
Imagine 2016 - Developer Deep Dive: Magento 1.x to Magento 2 Code Migration Tool
Hope this helps!
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I have some questions about the migration to 2.4.4 of magento.
I am a Webmaster. Currently our site is Magento ver. 2.3.5-p1 and I would like to have your opinion on the repercussions of not migrating to 2.4.4.
What will be the disadvantages and the positive points.
Thank you very much for your help
Germain
I'll leave you the Magento 2.4.4 Release Notes. This should help you in terms of knowing all the changes.
I think one of the best updates is the GraphQL improvements.
If you are using the Enterprise Edition i think it's a good idea to use the Upgrade Compatibility Tool which helps you identify the changes you'll need to make in order to upgrade your Magento version without problems.
I wish I've helped you.
Just a quick one, could anyone help me with the details of how to integrate Magento-1.7.0.2 and Opentaps-1.5. The tutorials on this link which is on Opentaps Wiki is outdated. It only detailed the integration with earlier versions of Magento, and it seems these versions are no longer in Magento Repo/archive
Hello I am the author of the previous integration of magento into opentaps. At the moment there is not integration for the 2 as we are not working in magento anymore. If you like we can help you find the way
Is there a native feature for Multisite in joomla 1.7?
and if not, can you reccomend me a extension for convert Joomla to Multisite?
Thanks!
If you are looking for a Free/OpenSource tool:
Someone wrote something for Google Summer of Code 2009 that adds multisite ability to Joomla 1.6 but it's not finished yet. Here is a link to it's topic.
Later, someone else modified Joomla Multisite extension and made it availave for download. I've tested this component and it works with 1.7 like a charm.
If you have no problem to pay:
Without doubt, JMS is the best tool to make Joomla Multisite. take a look at here.
Note that if you are a developer, check Nooku Framework (Based on Joomla 1.5 CMS). It has Multisite tools out of the box; but unfortunately Nooku is under development and is not stable for production usage.
I have created a basic CMS using CodeIgniter 2.0.3, and now I want to create an installation so it can work on other computers. I have hard time finding any advice on the net. What is the best practice in this case?
If you are looking for an example, download and review ionize cms. It has a good installer and is released under the Open Source MIT license.
The Ionize CMS installer is a good start, but remember it is written only to install Ionize, not for other purposes.
Anyway, it can help you to discover how to load CI classes and use them "outside" of CI.
I'm looking to put a small site together and would like a CMS for the static content, but also want to be able to code outside of the CMS (to many bad experiences building modules for Drupal). I've used CodeIgniter and played with Expression Engine a little - and know that ExpressionEngine 2.0 will be build on CodeIgniter...I just wondered if anyone took this approach with the current EE version? and if anyone has any real info on when EE 2.0 is coming out? (if there's other similar approaches I would be open to them).
EllisLab hasn't made any announcement regarding specific launch dates for EE 2.0, and anyone with access to the beta currently going on would be under NDA so couldn't reveal any specifics about that publicly anyway.
EE 1.x can be installed to any directory/subdomain so you can always create areas on your server that are controlled by EE and other areas controlled by custom programming without too much difficulty. The hard part is getting them to share (ie: user session data).
I built an EE site that had a "customer dashboard" feature from where PDF's could be printed with invoices. I did this all outside the EE installation using just clean php.
You CAN also include normal PHP inside any template file and link to your own Classes or Includes outside the EE install directory.
Pretty straightforward.
ExpressionEngine 2.0 is coming out on December 1, 2009.
It will use CodeIgniter for plugins, etc. Wait just a bit. :)