Tag: Magento

1. Using Persisted Queries in Magento GraphQL

   Sep 16, 2025

   Persisted queries replace the full GraphQL query text with a short hash that was registered with the server beforehand. This reduces payload size, prevents arbitrary ad hoc queries against the storefront API, and makes GraphQL requests accessible to standard CDN caching through plain GET calls.

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2. Service Locator & ObjectManager in Magento 2

   Sep 12, 2025

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3. Magento Roadmap and End-of-Life Planning

   Sep 7, 2025

   A shop that only starts thinking about an upgrade once it hits the end-of-life date has already lost the planning battle. Whoever tracks the Magento roadmap systematically, plans support deadlines early and communicates upgrade budgets in time avoids expensive emergency migrations under time pressure and unpatched security holes in production.

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4. Customizing the Magento 2 Store Switcher: Hyvä, Alpine.js and URL Logic

   Sep 5, 2025

   A Magento 2 store switcher looks like a simple dropdown in the storefront, but behind it hides redirect logic that decides whether a customer lands on the same product page when switching language, or unexpectedly jumps to the homepage. Anyone who cleanly customizes the store switcher in Hyvä with Alpine.js preserves page context, respects cookie preferences, and avoids frustrating international visitors.

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5. Active Record Pattern in Magento 2

   Sep 2, 2025

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6. B2B Company Accounts in Magento 2: Roles, Structure and Approvals

   Sep 2, 2025

   B2B Company Accounts let Magento 2 represent real organizations with multiple buyers, team hierarchies and approval chains, instead of reducing customers to a single account. Get company structure, roles, ACL and approval workflows right, and B2B Company Accounts stay stable even with thousands of employees and complex procurement processes.

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7. Injectable & Virtual Types in Magento 2

   Sep 2, 2025

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8. Code Review Checklist for Magento 2 Pull Requests

   Sep 1, 2025

   A generic code review misses the traps that specifically cause production problems in Magento: misused preferences, broken public APIs, install scripts instead of schema. A Magento-specific code review checklist surfaces these risks systematically before they get merged.

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9. Understanding and Following Magento's Backward Compatibility Policy

   Aug 25, 2025

   A Magento upgrade that suddenly tears apart your own modules almost always has the same root cause: somewhere in the code, a class was extended or overridden that Adobe never promised as a stable interface. Whoever understands what the @api tag means and why plugins are the safe extension method builds modules that survive Magento updates without nasty surprises.

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10. Full Page Cache in Magento 2 | Find Hole Punches and Invalidate Selectively

    Aug 24, 2025

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