UPCOMING: Magento 2 Bootcamp of four days in The Netherlands (April 29th - May 2nd)

Magento Backend Bootcamp course

Get started with Magento 2 fast

Can't miss one developer too long? But you still want to make sure that that developer gets in-depth fast? Our bootcamp concept offers a quick solution: A set amount of time to cover numerous topics in a fast pace.

Jisse understands how you can put your brain to work and keep you constantly on the edge of your seat

Kayne Spikker (Modern Minds)

Details of this bootcamp

Start date	Monday, April 29, 2024
End date	Thursday, May 2, 2024
Daily times	09:30 - 16:30
Days	4 days
Location	Yireo, Baarn, NL
Minimum of attendees	3
Maximum of attendees	8
Price	€1795 (excluding VAT)
Included	Lunch, snacks, fruit, drinks, goodies, courseware

Start date: Monday, April 29, 2024
End date: Thursday, May 2, 2024
Daily times: 09:30 - 16:30
Days: 4 days
Location: Yireo, Baarn, NL
Minimum of attendees: 3
Maximum of attendees: 8
Price: €1795 (excluding VAT)
Included: Lunch, snacks, fruit, drinks, goodies, courseware

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Topics of this bootcamp

Managing PHPStorm File structure of Magento Installing Magento via composer Deploying code to production Dependency Injection explained properly Types and Virtual Types Factories and proxies Plugins and interceptors Creating a simple module Rendering output via ViewModels and Blocks Practical examples of DI Adding a new Command class Running cron jobs Sending an email Events and observers Adding a database setup Best practices for coding modules Troubleshooting tips & tricks Observers and events Examples with DI Working with Virtual Types Layout Processors Routing and controllers Adding your own custom router Backend actions Analysing the Front Controller Simple Data Objects vs Value Objects AbstractSimpleObjects Running database setups Declaritive schemas Modules with database models and EAV Extension Attributes basics Extension Attributes vs EAV EAV source, backend and frontend models Models, resource models and collections Building your own repository Rundown of Magento Framework Unit testing with PHPUnit Backend UIcomponents basics Connecting your module to the REST API Optimizing Magento 2 performance

The following lessons are included in this bootcamp

With this bootcamp, you will get access to all online video lessons as well

Quick peek at Magento 2 architecture

Frontend landscape

Setting up PHPStorm 17m 49s

Running cron 08m 32s

Cache clean vs flush

Cache handling 09m 13s

Changing the admin path

Maintenance mode 09m 37s

Using Redis

Redis caching 09m 05s

Using Redis as session storage

Installing a module free 21m 38s

Preparing for module creation free 08m 53s

Creating a module free 05m 11s

Composer file 05m 47s

Module XML file 04m 18s

Module registration 03m 44s

Module commands 09m 54s

Module entrypoints 03m 28s

Adding Blocks via XML layout 16m 48s

Using the store configuration free 11m 53s

Adding a simple CLI command free 09m 14s

Logging 05m 35s

Areas in the Magento application

Application layers 14m 31s

Interfaces and Service Contracts 13m 41s

Dealing with backward compatibiliby

Sandbox script free 07m 12s

Introduction to Dependency Injection 12m 00s

Object Manager free 13m 55s

DI preferences free 16m 04s

DI types aka constructor argument replacement free 20m 15s

Virtual Types essentials 33m 39s

DI factories free 39m 22s

Creating a custom factory 20m 30s

DI proxies 37m 39s

DI interceptor plugins 08m 43s

DI recipees

Inject the App State and check for the area

Checking for the Developer Mode in your code

Injecting a Store Configuration value free 20m 33s

Injecting the current product 07m 08s

Injecting the registry into your class

Injecting URLs into your class 08m 52s

Creating a custom logger

Injecting the current customer session 05m 41s

Injecting the layout into your class 08m 16s

Getting your module path

Creating a Slack logger

Can you inject a Virtual Type?

Using the product repository 13m 51s

SearchCriteriaBuilder or SearchCriteriaBuilderFactory?

Using product stock 10m 23s

Adding console commands

Calling other commands from your own Command-class

Tips on commands

Frontend routes 17m 42s

Action results 11m 20s

Dealing with form keys

Adding messages 04m 21s

Adding complex messages 23m 18s

Adding a cronjob 05m 01s

Creating an email template

Block caching

Adding database changes via a module 07m 18s

InstallSchema 10m 55s

InstallData 12m 50s

Declaritive schemas 21m 34s

Declarative Schema patches 17m 09s

Scenario: Add CMS Block to PHTML

Scenario: Add product pricing per customer

Solving tickets efficiently

Troubleshooting tips

Declarative schemas (basics) 06m 06s

Data models 09m 46s

Resource models 04m 47s

Collections 07m 18s

Naming model classes 04m 53s

AbstractModel or AbstractExtensibleModel?

Example models via CLI commands 28m 23s

Example data model with integration tests 13m 38s

Improving your data model 08m 23s

Improving your resource model 24m 32s

Event observer

Finding events

Dispatching events

Observer or Plugins

Routing overview 14m 55s

Backend routes 20m 32s

Override a controller action 14m 32s

Logic of the FrontController class 25m 14s

Routers 31m 21s

How 404 pages work 35m 55s

securitytxt 24m 12s

Adding a custom router 31m 23s

Quiz: Routers

CMS Blocks

CMS pages

CSP

Widgets

Adding a custom page type

Using the filesystem

Reading files

Writing files

Repositories

Creating your own repository

Data objects

Builder pattern

No more Helpers

Declarative schemas (advanced)

Manual SQL queries

Future changes in database layer

EAV attributes

Creating an EAV entity

About attributes

Attribute models

Working with the configuration

Attribute sets

Category attributes

Extension Attributes

Example product extension attribute

Backend routes 20m 32s

Adding Store Configuration settings

ACL rules

Adding a menu item

Basics of adding UiComponents

Extending a UiComponent grid

Creating a UIComponent grid

Hyva admin

Custom backend theme

Caching backends

Caching types

Adding a custom cache type

core-cache-config

Parallel generation with Redis

Introducing Varnish

Setting up Magento and Varnish

Troubleshooting Varnish

Edge Side Includes

VCL configuration

Tips when using Varnish

ConfigProviders for window.checkoutConfig 10m 56s

Layout processors free 23m 12s

Adding a new Layout Processor 15m 52s

The Vault

Web APIs

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Meet the teachers

Jisse Reitsma

Jisse Reitsma is the developer of 60+ Magento extensions and has given technical Magento trainings for years. Besides his ability to understand complex technology, he is skilled in making this knowledge understandable for everyone. With him, you can expect in-to-depth guidance plus lots of practical tips. Jisse is the mastermind of MageTestFest, Reacticon and MageUnconference and former Magento Master.

Len Lorijn

Len worked - as a Magento backend developer - through the years for various agencies, among which Guapa, Youwe and Elgentos. He also helped organize MageTitans Groningen and was a volunteer at MageUnconference NL. He knows the tech, he loves the tech, he is the right man to guide you in the tech. In his free time, he does photography and works at a pop podium.

Target group

Junior backend developers that need to get kickstarted fast
Senior Magento backenders who are looking for the finishing touch

Requirements

Some Magento experience
Knowledge of Magento 2 XML layout
Experience with PHP OOP

These are the options we give you

At your place or ours?

Everyone learns at her/his own pace. We provide both in-house training and public training throughout Europe - whatever suits your team best. When 3 or more developers are attending, a custom training is often more economical. Contact us for more details.

You'll get courseware

Every workshop is accompanied with official Yireo coursematerial. Attendees are sent a digital version of this material after the training. It contains slides, comments and references. Additionally, our GitHub repos contain numerous more code samples.

Online classrooms

Online trainings are also our training: Via Zoom or Google Hangout sessions, our teacher is able to connect with your team. The benefit here is that the team is able to connect from various places itself as well, timeframes are more flexible. Afterwards, a video recording will be shared with all attendees for reference.

On-demand self-paced training

This training is also available as an On-Demand training: Via numerous video lessons, including accompanying student notes (equalling a book on their own), you'll learn about the topics in your own pace. And when you bump into questions, you can fall back to the teachers guidance.

Yireo could be the right partner for you

We have trained 5000+ developers in numerous disciplines since 2005

Professional training at affordable prices
Truely active with numerous open source projects in the community
Trainings, bootcamps, hackathons, events
Passionate, enthousiastic, knowledgable in the right combination

Customer quotes

When Jisse starts talking about Magento, something interesting always comes up. The Hyvä Checkout training is no exception. Whether you have worked with it a lot or a little, Jisse takes you to the internals of the checkout and explains why it works the way it does. So that you then have a solid foundation on which to continue working independently. Michiel Gerritsen (Control-Alt-Delete)

Fast paced, in-depth introduction to Hyvä Checkout and Magewire. Jisse truly is an experienced and knowledgable teacher who offers courses for small groups of people with enough room for questions and participation of all participants Ingmar de Vos (Mountain IT)