Sep 23 - Sep 26
Magento Frontend Bootcamp course
One single week with only Magento frontending
One single week with only Magento frontending
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.
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)
Details of this bootcamp
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Start date |
Monday, September 23, 2024 |
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End date |
Thursday, September 26, 2024 |
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Daily times |
09:30 - 16:30 |
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Days |
4 days |
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Location |
Yireo, Baarn, The Netherlands
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Minimum of attendees |
3 |
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Maximum of attendees |
8 |
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Price |
€1795 (excluding VAT) |
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Included |
Lunch, snacks, fruit, drinks, goodies, courseware |
- Start date
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Monday, September 23, 2024
- End date
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Thursday, September 26, 2024
- Daily times
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09:30 - 16:30
- Days
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4 days
- Location
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Yireo, Baarn, The Netherlands
- Minimum of attendees
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3
- Maximum of attendees
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8
- Price
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€1795 (excluding VAT)
- Included
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Lunch, snacks, fruit, drinks, goodies, courseware
Day by day outline
Sep 23
Day 1
Luma basic theme
Hyvä basic theme
Template overrides
XML layout definitions
Luma basic theme
Hyvä basic theme
Template overrides
XML layout definitions
Sep 24
Day 2
Block & ViewModel classes
Frontend Performance
Magewire basics
Block & ViewModel classes
Frontend Performance
Magewire basics
Sep 25
Day 3
Luma JavaScript basics
KnockoutJS & RequireJS
Luma checkout
Luma JavaScript basics
KnockoutJS & RequireJS
Luma checkout
Sep 26
Day 4
Hyvä theme modifications
TailwindCSS and AlpineJS
Compatibility modules
Hyvä theme modifications
TailwindCSS and AlpineJS
Compatibility modules
Topics of this bootcamp
Basic theme skeleton
Static content deployment
Working with the pub/ folder
Deployment modes essentials
Dealing with view.xml
XML layout updates
Page handles and other handles
Page layouts and layout structuring
Changing block layouts
PHTML templating
Removing unneccessary CSS
Dealing with blocks and containers
Rendering child blocks
Block caching vs Full Page Caching
Creating a simple module
Working with ViewModels vs Blocks
Grunt and Gulp
Customizing CSS the right way
LESS and SASS
Responsiveness
Performance optimizations
Module patterns, invokation patterns
JavaScript classes and prototype chain
jQuery widget instantiation vs jQuery plugins
AMD and RequireJS scripts
Declaritive vs imperative invocation
RequireJS configuration and overrides
RequireJS mappings and pathings
RequireJS overrides vs mixins
KnockoutJS ViewModels and observables
Subscribing to Knockout events
Analysing UIComponents like the minicart and the checkout
Knockout templating with child components
Adding a step in the checkout
Modifying fields in the checkout
Loading data from the server via customerData
Config Providers and Layout Processors
Private Content versus Public Content
Using the uiRegistry
Debugging KO ViewModels and the XML layout Christmas Tree
Overview of Hyva Themes
Running projects with Hyva successfully
Kickstarting TailwindCSS
Using the ViewModel registry
Kickstarting AlpineJS
Working with customerData
Working with custom Hyva events
AlpineJS components in Hyva
Making GraphQL and other AJAX calls
Run-through of Hyva Checkout (React)
Migrating existing Magento extensions
The following lessons are included in this bootcamp
With this bootcamp, you will get access to all online video lessons as well
Static content deployment
16m 35s
Troubleshooting tips
Relevant database tables
Theme structure
02m 19s
File view.xml
Introduction to PHTML templates
04m 33s
Creating a new template
13m 03s
PHTML vs HTML templates
05m 44s
Debugging PHTML templates
06m 07s
Understanding the root template
Escaping values in templates
XML layout concepts
07m 24s
Comparison with Magento 1
04m 19s
XML layout essentials
17m 31s
Handles and handle types
21m 58s
Understanding page layouts
25m 08s
Adding labels to containers
15m 42s
Using containers
14m 48s
Adding a new page layout
The head section in the layout
10m 25s
Blocks in the layout
14m 09s
Layout updates
19m 17s
Moving elements
07m 56s
Removing elements
02m 55s
Rendering child elements in blocks
19m 17s
Reordering elements
08m 57s
Using block templates
14m 16s
Block arguments in the XML layout
20m 02s
Adding Google fonts
Common XML layout modifications
Understanding root.phtml
Overriding layout
04m 38s
Adding FontAwesome
Overriding the logo
21m 02s
Adding menu-items to the main or the top menu
Text blocks
05m 48s
Troubleshooting layout issues
Translating content
17m 20s
Using inline translations
Creating a custom language pack
How JavaScript translations work
20m 10s
Module essentials
Creating a Block
Extending AbstractBlock
01m 50s
Example: Show products that are on sale
Assigning variables
Example: Adding a product to the footer
Layout name vs layout alias
Customizing email templates
16m 00s
Using Yireo EmailTester
03m 09s
Magento its LESS strategy
LESS basics
04m 25s
To copy Fotorama into a LESS file
09m 25s
One single CSS or separate CSS files?
04m 31s
Understanding the @magento_import directive
15m 50s
Example module with some LESS
09m 57s
LESS compilers
09m 59s
Debugging var/view_preprocessed/
06m 28s
Including critical CSS
Best practices for overriding LESS files
09m 31s
Using SASS instead of LESS
SASS basics
Grunt vs Gulp
Using Grunt for LESS compilation
16m 28s
Grunt tips
Frontools Gulp usage
Using subodha his Gulp
05m 03s
bobmotor Gulp usage
General performance tips
JS bundling
Caching blocks
07m 12s
Magento theme type
Troubleshooting themes
Luma JavaScript standards
jQuery in Magento
jQuery and the keyword this
jQuery noConflict mode
How JavaScript translations work
20m 10s
RequireJS shims
11m 59s
RequireJS mixins
33m 55s
Component initializations
34m 10s
Example: Changing background color
48m 57s
Changing options of the StoreView switcher
13m 35s
Dynamic dependencies
RequireJS tips
Text input with Knockout observable
11m 05s
Using ko.observableArray
11m 28s
Interacting with Magento uiComponents
16m 23s
Analysing the customer greeting
14m 14s
Subscribing to the minicart
36m 47s
Working with computed observables
Knockout Components
Debugging Knockout
Definition of UiComponents
16m 01s
Advanced UiComponent
18m 29s
Knockout HTML templates
17m 51s
Rendering child components
30m 35s
State component with Knockout
ConfigProviders for window.checkoutConfig
10m 56s
Adding a new Layout Processor
15m 52s
Component configuration
15m 01s
Adding a field to the address form
Adding a CMS block in checkout
24m 04s
Add additional email validation
ZIP code validation
Payment validators
Observer quote changes
Calling upon checkoutProvider
Add a block to the sidebar
Observing field validation
Definition of Private Content
02m 42s
Dealing with customerData
17m 09s
Example for using customerData
10m 23s
Add a new customerData section
11m 21s
How customerData sections get their data
11m 26s
Showing customer().lastname in a Knockout template
11m 40s
Depersonalizer
Running a project in Hyvä
10m 41s
Development tools for Hyvä
06m 41s
Installation of Hyvä packages
12m 00s
Creating a new Hyva theme
13m 16s
Discovering the Hyva/default theme
15m 20s
Introducing Tailwind
19m 00s
Quick start
23m 49s
Configuring breakpoints
12m 49s
Configuring colors
17m 17s
Working with PostCSS
06m 54s
Optimizing CSS classes
22m 16s
Purging Magento modules
Tailwind plugins
05m 49s
Using the prose plugin
11m 23s
The workings of @apply
04m 49s
Tips and tricks
Just-In-Time Mode
14m 17s
Tailwind 3 upgrade
Using PhpStorm for Tailwind development
04m 14s
Using ViewModels
14m 13s
Creating a ViewModel for Hyva
10m 14s
Working with icons
x-model directive
05m 21s
Magics
01m 54s
The $el magic
01m 31s
The $nextTick magic
05m 13s
x-ref directive
06m 26s
Watching variables
03m 49s
x-cloak directive
03m 50s
x-spread directive
04m 14s
Nested data
AlpineJS state
03m 47s
Copying a slider from alptail
19m 45s
JavaScript events in Hyva
09m 39s
Hyva private content
27m 27s
Depending on window.hyva
04m 00s
Mixing AJAX call with events
Loading a CMS Block via GraphQL
34m 59s
Customizing the React checkout
11m 08s
Fixing the cart ID
04m 11s
Fix duplicate React versions
03m 14s
Fix the vendor folder
03m 55s
Overriding components
06m 11s
React or Preact developer tools
06m 08s
React checkout architecture
24m 15s
Using context in the React checkout
Using the React checkout in production
Dealing with CORS issues
Compatibility modules
07m 50s
Rewrite Luma scripts to Alpine
07m 23s
Using compatibility modules
08m 05s
Creating a compatibility module
24m 07s
Converting an Example Widget module
20m 06s
Introduction to Hyvä widgets
Performance tips
Equal heights solutions
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
- Technical merchants
- Trainees or interns
- Webdesigners
- Frontend developers
- Junior backend developers
Requirements
- Experience with Magento 2 Admin Panel
- An installation of Magento 2 running locally
- Basic knowledge of object-oriented PHP and XML
- Skilled in HTML and CSS
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
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Customer quotes
I really enjoyed the Magento 2 Hyvä Theme Development course. The information is useful and well-structured. I appreciated the extensive practice, which helped me understand how to develop a frontend using Hyvä. Jisse is easy to listen to and engaging, which made the course even better. Nadezhda Ivanova (HYPR)
Very informative and useful training! Even though I already have 3+ years of Magento experience, there was enough information from which I learned new things. Renze Dijkstra (E-tales)
Jisse explains the relevant technology in an understandable way that is very useful in practice. The training is intensive, at a high level and of great added value because important concepts are made clear and you receive many useful tips. Oscar Hilbelink (Madia)
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