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https://fiko.me/magento-2-fixing-elasticsearchs-toomanyrequests12-error-flood-stage-disk-usage
During a recent Magento 2.4.4 development sprint, I ran into a puzzling indexing error that might look familiar to fellow devs working with Elasticsearch.
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https://www.customgento.com/en/blog/local-development-environments/
Setting up local development environments for Magento 2 is challenging due to its complex service requirements (MySQL, Redis, Opensearch, RabbitMQ). When managing multiple projects with different service versions, you need isolated environments that can be easily configured and managed.
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https://github.com/mage-os/magento-cache-clean
A faster drop in replacement for bin/magento cache:clean with a file watcher. The file watcher automatically cleans affected cache types in the Magento 2 cache during development. For example, if you make a change to a template, it only cleans the block_html and full_page caches, not the config or layout caches.
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https://github.com/MageTested/mage-unconference-e2e-pipeline
This repository holds the results of the live coding session at the Mage Unconference 2025 in Utrecht. The goal was to have end 2 end tests running on each commit that gets pushed to this repository.
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https://mage-os.org/updates/local-magento-community-initiative-the-case-of-opengento/
Opengento, took inspiration from how Mage-OS Nederland organizes Meet Magento Netherlands, to ensure that – sometimes competing – agencies work in good spirit and collaboration and are all treated fairly alongside other contributing vendors.
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https://github.com/magehx/htmx-actions
A Magento 2 module that enhances HTMX integration by providing structured controllers, events, view models, services, and enums to streamline dynamic HTML responses. An HTMX request expects an HTML snippet in response, which will be dynamically swapped into the frontend page.
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https://github.com/opengento/magento2-registration-plugin
This plugin creates a global registration.php file to optimize component discovery for configuration management in e-commerce platforms. It requires installation via Composer and is designed to improve autoloading of components. The project is open-source and licensed under MIT, providing an efficient solution for developers.
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https://run-as-root.sh/blog/why-you-should-package-your-modules
The standard way to store Adobe Commerce modules is in the app/code/
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https://magehx.github.io/mahx-checkout/
MAHX Checkout is a lightweight and fast checkout solution tailored for Magento, employing HTMX, Alpine.js, and TailwindCSS. It prioritizes a developer-friendly experience while adhering to Magento's core principles, making it easy to extend and customize. This system emphasizes minimal JavaScript for better performance and responsiveness during transactions.
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https://github.com/rajeev-k-tomy/magento-data
This repository provides a lightweight Data Object and DTO system designed for Magento, featuring smart instantiation, validation, and serialization capabilities. It allows for easy data object creation with built-in validation support, simplifying the process of managing data entities. Users can install it quickly using Composer, enhancing their developer toolkit for Magento applications.
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