Items tagged with : magento
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| Comparing VirtueMart and Magento | While the Joomla! plus VirtueMart combination is already known to many as a simple and free e-commerce solution, Magento is a newcomer in the game. Bu... |
| eBay will acquire Magento | Big news yesterday: Announced simultaneously on the eBay site as well as in the Magento blog: Magento will be part of eBay. This should not come as a ... |
| Google Translation API is no longer free | Google Translate is used by many to quickly translate chunks of text, when a real translator is not available. Googles API-service was however abused ... |
| Handling Magento errors | Magento 1.4 ships with a new feature, which effectively hides errors from your visitors. If some kind of error occurs - a PHP Fatal Error, or PHP Noti... |
| Mage::Camp presentation on MageBridge | Last week I had the pleasure of visiting Mage::Camp - a great Magento event in London, UK. Organized by Magento Enterprise partner OnTap, the event of... |
| Magento 1.4 and PHP Deprecated warnings | While Magento 1.4.1.1 is fully compatible with PHP 5.3, using the PEAR command-line (as in the shell-script called pear) still throws multiple PHP Dep... |
| Magento 2.0 from scratch | During the Magento Developers Paradise 2010 (rescheduled because of some ash coming from Iceland) various topics passed by, but one of the most exciti... |
| Magento Commerce Security Vulnerabilities | Here's a very nice blog (written by Vic Cherubini) that explains how a hacker could use a bit of social engineering to make the Magento administr... |
| Magento Developer Paradise 2011 - Day 2 | After an awsome first day, the second day started off nicely: A day full with exciting talks about various subjects. Here's a compilation of all ... |
| Magento Developer Paradise 2011 - Day 3 | The third and final day of Magento Developers Paradise actually only covered the morning, and had a slow start: Most of the attendees had a rough nigh... |
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