Magento 2 and Adobe Commerce in practice: upgrades, Core Web Vitals, Hyvä and the code behind the store, from developers who build and support Magento stores.
Magento 9 min read
A step-by-step way to check every third-party Magento 2 module against your target 2.4.x and PHP version: inventory, Composer constraints, static scans, staging tests and a decision per extension.
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Magento 9 min read
Why Luma extensions break on a Hyvä storefront, how to check an extension before you buy or migrate, and the four ways to fix it: vendor support, a compatibility module, the Luma theme fallback or your own compat module.
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Magento 8 min read
A practical walkthrough of installing, updating and removing Magento 2 extensions with Composer, including private repositories, auth.json and the errors you are most likely to meet.
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Magento 8 min read
Buy when the requirement is common and a well-built extension fits your processes. Build when the logic is unique to your business or ties into your own systems. Here is how to tell the difference.
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Magento 8 min read
Hyvä makes a Magento storefront lighter and easier to change, but it is a rebuild. Here is what it replaces, what it costs and how to decide.
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Magento 8 min read
What LCP, INP and CLS measure, the usual reasons a Magento store fails them, and the fixes to make first, starting with the full-page cache.
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Magento 8 min read
A practical plan for a Magento 2.4.x upgrade: what to audit first, how to rehearse it on staging, what to test and how to go live with a rollback you trust.
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