Vue Storefront 1 was the first complete PWA released in the Magento open source landscape. I heard about it for the first time at the Reacticon conference in 2018, and I fell madly in love with it.

This post is just a summary repost of Magento2 icons with their variable names. First of all, it’s useful to me because I always end up trying them all until I find the icon I need. I hope it can be useful for someone else too.

This is a very common question that can be answered in many ways. In this post, I will share a tip that I think is clean and elegant.

A few months ago everyone updated their job title on LinkedIn to AI Expert, there are now more AI experts than CEOs in my own company. Ok, I’m not an expert at all, I’ve done some experiments on chatGPT and I have many doubts.

The Hyvä React Checkout is one of the nicest open source things the Hyvä team has developed in recent years. As mentioned in the readme, it’s not a ready-to-use module, but rather a fast and flexible tool to build a custom Checkout for Magento2.

Memoization is a caching technique that consists in saving the result of an expensive function and returning it if the same inputs are provided again. In short, it’s like having a “no smoking” sign inside a restaurant instead of going to each customer and asking them not to light their cigarettes.

How to deal with sitemap in Hugo? Well, you don’t need to do anything, Hugo will generate a complete sitemap for you during the build. That’s cool. But what if you wanted to change the structure or remove some pages?