The latest in Magento land
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https://github.com/hypershopbv/Hypershop_SpikePerformance
Prepare your Magento store for peak performance this Black Friday with our extension that temporarily disables automatic cache flushing from both the backend and frontend. This feature is invaluable during high-traffic periods, allowing you to make data edits without triggering cache flushes that could impact performance. Ensure your store runs seamlessly, even under heavy loads, and handle changes efficiently without disruption.
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https://github.com/jellesiderius/ddev-magento2-setup
This is a readme about setting up DDEV for Magento 2. It includes some handy tools to get DDEV up and running quickly.
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https://github.com/jbrada/module-well-known-change-password
This Magento 2 module provides a well-known endpoint for the 'change password' functionality, allowing seamless redirection to the customer password change page.
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https://github.com/friends-of-hyva/magento2-hyva-checkout-order-comment-to-email
This module captures and saves customer comments from the checkout process in Magento 2. When a customer leaves a comment on their order, this module ensures the comment is added to the order as a customer note, which can be visible on the frontend if configured as such.
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https://fixnblog.com/add-quantity-increment-decrement-button-in-hyva/
In this tutorial, we will walk you through how to add quantity increment decrement button in Hyva using Alpine.js and Tailwind CSS. This simple yet powerful customization makes it easier for customers to interact with the quantity input field, enhancing overall usability. Implementing a add quantity increment decrement button in Hyva will streamline the checkout process and help boost conversions in your Magento 2 store.
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https://github.com/integer-net/magento2-sansec-watch
This module allows the integration CSP rules from Sansec Watch (https://sansec.watch/) into Magento without the need for file manipulations and a re-deployment
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https://inchoo.net/dev-talk/group-your-shipping-methods-by-carrier-on-checkout/
Having several different shipping providers on your site improves the user experience, which is crucial for converting customers into buyers. This article will show you how to group the shipping methods by carrier provider and allow your users to choose their preferred shipping method.
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https://www.sdj.pw/posts/magento2-simple-build-optimisations/
Typically a lot of Magento 2 stores are slow to build, some taking up to and over an hour. This becomes a bigger pain point as stores grow and more themes & locales are added. Often optimising build time is often towards the bottom of the priority list. The Magento Static Content Deploy Docs provides a good amount of detail on this subject, and is a good read.
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https://www.sdj.pw/posts/magento2-debugging-varnish/
Quick reference guide to debugging Varnish usage within Magento 2, covering cache utilisation, hit & miss rate logging, identifying the source of purge requests
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https://m.academy/articles/magento-2-cron-crontab-cronjob/
If you've worked with Magento 2, you probably understand that certain tasks are scheduled and executed routinely. These scheduled tasks are part of Magento's cron functionality.
How scheduled tasks work in Magento may not be as simple as you think. It's important to first understand how cron jobs work in M2 before being able to set up and configure one. We’ll go over what a cron even is and all of the terms and pieces, and how they relate to and work with Magento’s framework.