Development Matters

Downgrading from Adobe Commerce to Magento Open Source is possible, but not entirely straightforward. Learn about the requirements and download a complete guide along with key scripts you need to make your downgrade a success.

With a backdrop of the uncertain future for Magento Open Source, Adobe recently hosted Adobe Developers Live: Commerce. Before the conference many felt the future of Open Source was in danger. After the conference, it's now clear the future of Adobe Commerce is also in question.

Developers bring a range of highly desirable skills to your eCommerce team - far more than just coding expertise.

eCommerce is a huge, continually expanding industry, with a wide selection of available platforms you can choose to build your store on.  Each available option has pros and cons, but which one is the right fit for your business?

The ultimate aim of running an eCommerce store is to have it succeed and actually make a good profit.  But with internet sales becoming increasingly crowded, and competition fierce how do you achieve that?

At Adobe Summit 2021, a talk called 'Extending Magento Commerce with Adobe I/O' presented the plan of integrating Magento Commerce edition with Adobe's paid product suite much more closely. But there was no mention of Open Source edition, so what is it's future?

Hiring eCommerce developers in the UK instead of overseas brings so many benefits to your business on top of high-quality development work, and actually won't cost you any more.

A new year, a new start!What are your plans for 2022? Here I introduce my goal of doing more social for this year. Expect regular, useful, informative Developer Connection and general business content to be coming your way in 2022!

This article will round up the whole day by looking at the remaining two sessions of Meet Magento UK 2021. If you read our previous article, you will remember that we only covered three of the four sessions for the 3.20pm - 3.55pm timeslot, promising to reveal why in this article. That moment has arrived. The reason we split it up is that...the first session is a panel with four participants when you add them to the other five speakers from the other seminars it gives me nine people to fit into the cover graphic and in all honesty, I didn't think I could get it to work. Having said that, it has worked out well as now our closing keynote speaker has some company in this article. So without any further delay, let's dive right in.   Eric Erway, Penny McLachlan, Paul Skeldon & Jamie Huskisson.   Merchant track - 3.20pm -3.55pm