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Any Magento 2 website well-populated with high-quality content and a whole bunch of products variety has to perform fast on the frontend. Why can’t we just say ‘should’ rather than ‘has to’? It’s better to see once than to hear one hundred times: Source: (based on HubSpot research telling how conversions depend on page load time). Thus, can we say your frontend speed performance influences con...
Hello to Amasty blog readers! Today we are going to touch on Varnish cache, its syntax - client and backend sides, web server and Magento 2 configuration, and more. Does that sound like something you are interested in? Put things behind for 15 minutes to read the post till the end. What is Varnish? How does it work with Magento 2? Varnish Cache is a web application acc...
If you're a Magento store owner, you already know that staying up-to-date with the latest technology is key to ensuring your online business thrives. As Magento constantly grows and innovates, upgrading to the latest version can help you uncover new powerful features. This guide will walk you through how to update Magento. We’ll cover the benefits, preparation steps, and detailed instructions on how to upgrade Magento version to ensure a seamless experience.
Hello to Amasty blog readers! Last time we talked about Magento 2 UI components. Actually, there is one more new capability of Magento 2, sections, on which we will focus today. They are meant to sync data between the client and web server to keep it always up-to-date. To illustrate how sections work and how to use them in Magento 2, let’s consider the example of a Magento 2 standard module...
Hello to Amasty blog readers! Today we will focus on the latest Magento 2 functionality that opens numerous opportunities for creating user-friendly UI for Magento. That is UI components. This is a tutorial for Magento 2. Without further ado, let's start with the value of UI components for Magento 2 developers.
Hey to Amasty blog readers! Today we are going to talk about what is JS Knockout, examples of using it in e-commerce, why Magento 2 requires JS config, and Magento 2 frontend solutions. Knockout (or KO) is a JavaScript library that is widely used to create the frontend part of Magento 2, the checkout page in particular. Hey! Do you want to increase the checkout conversion rate in your Magento 2...
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