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Overview Magento 2.4.4 is finally here with improved functionalities, performance enhancements, and plenty of minor bug fixes. On April 12, 2022, Adobe officially released the latest Magento 2.4.4 version. The latest release of Magento has come up with some of the exciting features and improvements for the store owners and developers. In this blog, we will guide you to install Magento 2.4.4. by following the instructions step by step. The following are the steps: Install Xampp & Composer Software's Install Elastic search & Windows OS Enable PHP Extension & Configure php.ini Create Database for Magento 2 Create Database for Magento 2 Before starting the installation, you can check the system requirement for installing Magento. Software Required: Xampp-windows-x64-8.1.4-1-VS16-installer Composer 2.3.5 Elasticsearch-7.16.3-windows-x86_64 magento-ce-2.4.4_sample_data-2022-03-16-05-13-02 System Configuration: Windows 64-bit OS 10 or Above Minimum…

Overview Magento 2.4.4 has a lot to offer to the store owners and developers with enhanced security, performance and major bug fixes. Store owners must Upgrade Magento 2 store from the previous Magento 2.4.3 release to the latest Magento 2.4.4 release to gear up with cutting-edge Magento features until the release of the next Magento 2.4.5. In this blog, we will guide you to Upgrade Magento 2.4.3 to Magento 2.4.4 If you’re already running Magento version 2.4.3, you can upgrade using the Command line. How to Upgrade Magento using Command line You can upgrade Magento application from the command line if you installed the software by: Using the composer Downloading a compressed archive. Run the following commands Step 1: Switch to maintenance mode. php bin/magento maintenance:enable Step 2: Create a…

Module in Magento 2 Modules and themes are the units of customization in Magento. Themes strongly influence user experience and storefront appearance, while Modules provide business features, with supporting logic. Basically, a module is a logical group – that is, a directory containing blocks, controllers, helpers and models that are related to a specific business feature. Or simply we can say, we use a module to implement a new functionality. Simple Helloworld Module In Magento 2, modules will be in app/code directory of our Magento installation, with this format: app/code/Vendorname/Modulename. Now let us follow these steps to create a simple module which works on Magento 2 that displays text 'Hello World'. Step 1: Create a folder for Hello World module Step 2: Create etc/module.xml file Step 3: Create registration.php file…

Blog Overview Shipping is indeed one of the most significant aspects of e-commerce. Shipping in eCommerce refers to all the services that are required to transport the products purchased online from a retailer to a customer's delivery destination. Here are the steps to create a custom shipping method. Step 1 : Create the 2 mandatory files: Refer this blog and create module.xml file inside etc folder and registration.php file inside Code5fixer/Simpleshipping folder. Here, Simpleshipping is the name of the module folder. app/code/Code5fixer/Simpleshipping/etc/module.xmlapp/code/Code5fixer/Simpleshipping/registration.php Step 2 : Add the module configuration : To add a module configuration, we have to create system.xml file. Therefore, create a folder inside etc folder and name it as adminhtml. Inside this adminhtml folder, create an xml file and name it as system.xml The contents of Index.php…

Setup Upgrade Command Line Run the Setup Upgrade Command to upgrade your store when install / update an extension. php bin/magento setup:upgrade When to execute this command, When you made changes in the Setup script(InstallData, InstallSchema, UpgradeData, UpgradeScheme) When you install a new module At the time of the first Magento installation. When you change setup_version in module.xml After upgrading Magento version. Compilation Command using Command Line Run the Compile Command to generate the process. php bin/magento setup:di:compile When to execute this command, If you made changes like add new dependency in __construct(), changes in di.xml, Add new controller… If you are in developer mode you can simply delete changed files from var/generation folder for Magento 2.2.x version and /generated folder for Magento 2.3.x Static Content Deploy Command using Command…