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I am eager to become a good Magento developer. I have done a little customization in Magento such as,
customization in theme.
create custom tabs in admin side.
understand dir structures of magento.
I did this under the guidance of my senior company mate and I use Magento's knowlege base as well as a Magento cookbook. But now I want to do some practical exercises, for that I need some good resources.
Thanks in advance.
To get a general overview of all Magento topics you could use the studyguide for magento certification (studyguide). Working with the sourcecode and answering the questions myself helped me a lot to understand how Magento works and I improved myself in topics I didn't know that much before. There are even blogs who explain this topics (magestore).
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I'm actually looking for a great eCommerce platform ..
I need to start a project, my employer recommended me Magento, but i can suggest something else.
I really dont know Magento, and im well skilled with TYPO3, so i wonder if im better to use TYPO3 MultiShop or Magento ?
Note : That website will be very big so we need a limitless extensible platform.
What you recommend me for my purposes ? Magento or TYPO3 MultiShop ?
Magento is the better shop system, Typo3 is the better CMS system.
Since the shop is probably your focus since you want to sell something, I would vote for Magento.
Another option, though, is to combine the best of both worlds by using Magento together with Typo3, for example with this: http://www.typogento.com/
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can anyboy tell me which is best online tutorial for learning joomla custom component and module devlopment
i would like to know the
1) best pdf source avaliable online available whether it is or free or not doesnt matter
2) best online tutorials
3) along with best joomla beginner tutrial
can anyone help me find out ?
Book- Beginning joomla from novice to professional Dan Rahmel (Apress).
Building Websites with Joomla - Hagen Graf (PAckt).
Professional Joomla - Wrox
Site : joomla.org.
and not to forget ask your questions on SO.
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I'm looking for a substitute for Wordpress and Squarespace that's implemented in Ruby. It can be a Rails app, a Rails plugin, or a standalone static page generator. The most important features we're looking for is that it comes with a selection of nice looking themes and is easy to set up.
I've used Typo in the past with success. It's written in Ruby, is reasonably active and can be installed as a gem. It comes with a default theme and there are a bucket full of themes available at Typogarden.
The most popular weblog engine written in ruby from its earlier days is tdiary (github, sourceforge). It is developed in Japanese, and there is not much English documentation, though. But there is an English mailing list.
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I'm dealing with RTML at work a lot. When I was just starting to learn RTML it was extremely hard for me to find any useful resources and good books on the topic.
The best book I'm found so far is this one:
RTML 101: The Unofficial Guideto Yahoo! Store Templates
http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/ytimes/rtmlintro.pdf
There isn't a lot of info on the web about RTML out there unfortunately. . . Here are a couple more resources ->
This forum has a wealth of information about yahoo stores, and most people in the RTML business subscribe to it.
http://www.yourstoreforums.com/
This tool can be used to transfer RTML templates, for a price.
http://software.yourstorewizards.com/rtml/rtmltransfer.msi
Another ebook for beginner RTML
http://www.ytimes.info/cuteno.html
More advanced ebook.
http://www.ytimes.info/decyt.html
I can't give you any RTML templates unfortunately, but I hope these resources can get you off to a good start.
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I am searching for a good online project managment software. There are plenty of them though. So, the best way would be to get some recommendations. :-)
Lately I've found Zoho Projects.. does anyone use it?
Thanks for answers.
Andy
I've used ProjectPier: http://www.projectpier.org/
but we are now moving to http://teambox.com/community
They are open source "replicas" of Basecamp. Teambox seems to be much more up to date as ProjectPier hasn't had a release in a loooooooooooong time.
There's also Trac, which I like because it ties into svn and gives you milestones, bug tracking, etc. http://trac.edgewall.org/
I'm using AgileZen and I'm happy with it. It implements the Kanban methodology and its very simple and effective. Pricing is not cheap, but they give a free account to free software projects.