Yesterday, Magento officially announced that the support for the outdated product version 1.x won’t end in 2018. Support of Magento 1 is secured for an indefinite time. Magento assures that they will announce a possible end of support at least…
On May 22nd and 23rd the Meet Magento Association welcomed us to the yearly Meet Magento DE. We gladly followed the invitation to take part in this 11th edition of the event in Leipzig to meet our friends, business partners…
We recently published the first big feature release of our search extension. It includes the three main features that you know from the extension’s Magento 1 version: Categories as Search Results From now on categories are indexed in Solr and…
On the first conference day of Meet Magento in Leipzig there is a traditional morning run to start your day with fresh air and exercise. Last year we had a run to Völkerschlachtdenkmal. This year we will take you to…
It’s done! The popular Solr integration for Magento has been officially released for Magento 2. Upgrade Product Search in Magento 2 Community Edition A vanilla Magento 2 Community Edition offers a standard MySQL product search. It basically performs like the…
The uncached load time of the homepage of a local Magento 2.1.5 shop dropped from 4.5 seconds to 2.6 seconds on average after I disabled all Magento 2 core modules which could be disabled. Disclaimer: Measurements were done with disabled…
In about two weeks we reach one of the highlights in our event calendar. No, we are not talking about carnival here, even though this event takes us to Cologne, the capitol of carnival. Instead we go to MageUnconference. Like…
Last week we received the good news that two members of our team were chosen to become “Magento Masters”: Fabian Schmengler in the category “Mentor” and Sonja Riesterer in the category “Maker”. Congratulations! What are “Magento Masters”? This is an…
Among developers you hear from many of them that the work with Magento 2 is challenging. For me as a longtime Magento 1 developer, the switch was not easy, either. With the different resources available you can make the learning…
One of the biggest advantages of Magento 2 compared to Magento 1 is the integrated testing framework for automated testing. It makes automated testing much easier. A simple example An integration test can be as simple as this: app/code/IntegerNet/CategoryDisplay/Test/Integration/Controller/NewProductsCategoryTest.php
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<?php namespace IntegerNet\Categorydisplay\Test\Integration\Controller; class NewProductsCategoryTest extends \Magento\TestFramework\TestCase\AbstractController { public static function loadFixture() { include __DIR__ . '/../_files/categories.php'; include __DIR__ . '/../_files/products.php'; } /** * @magentoDbIsolation enabled * @magentoAppIsolation enabled * @magentoDataFixture loadFixture */ public function testCategoryDisplaysCorrectProducts() { $this->dispatch('catalog/category/view/id/3'); $this->assertContains('Simple Product 1', $this->getResponse()->getBody()); $this->assertNotContains('Simple Product 2', $this->getResponse()->getBody()); } } |
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