Overriding in Magento 2: Mastering Preferences, Plugins, and Event-Observers
Magento 2 offers multiple ways to override and customize its core functionality, including preferences, plugins, and event-observers. Each method has its use...
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Mastering Magento 2’s Dependency Injection: A Developer’s Guide
Magento 2’s architecture heavily relies on Dependency Injection (DI), a design pattern that allows developers to achieve loose coupling and better manage dep...
Creating a New GraphQL Endpoint in Magento 2
Creating a new GraphQL endpoint in Magento 2 allows you to expand the functionality of your API, making it easier to retrieve and manipulate data. This guide...
Extending GraphQL in Magento 2: Custom Queries and Mutations
Magento 2’s GraphQL API is powerful, but sometimes you need to extend it to meet specific business requirements. This blog will guide you through the process...
Harnessing the Power of GraphQL in Magento 2: A Developer-Friendly Guide
Magento 2 has embraced GraphQL as a powerful alternative to REST and SOAP APIs. GraphQL offers efficient, flexible, and faster queries, allowing developers t...
From Scratch to Finish: How to Develop a Magento 2 Theme
Creating a custom theme in Magento 2 allows you to tailor the appearance and layout of your eCommerce store to match your brand identity. This guide will wal...
Crafting Custom Admin Routes and Menus in Magento 2: A Complete Guide
Creating custom admin routes and menus in Magento 2 is essential for extending the admin panel with new functionalities. This guide will walk you through the...
Mastering Magento 2 Registry: The Ultimate Guide to Effective Data Management
In Magento 2, the registry is a crucial part of the framework that allows developers to manage and store data and objects throughout the application’s lifecy...
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