Magento is undoubtedly one of the better web commerce portals available to the world. The key to Magento’s success is through the extreme ease of customizability and management that even tech novices can easily master.
How To Create Theme In Magento 2.0
By Ankita Agrawal on Feb 4, 2016 6:54:48 PM
The App-Only Mindset behind Flipkart’s #BigBillionDays
By Team Daffodil on Oct 13, 2015 11:39:29 AM
It is that time of the year again when Indians set out to do that one thing they love, and that is festive shopping! But instead of sprawling in the streets and haggling with dozens of shopkeepers, we now prefer leisure over movement. To feed this desire online commerce comes as a boon, shops like Flipkart, Snapdeal, Amazon are every shopper’s paradise. Harkening back to what I said earlier, even online commerce celebrates the festive season.
Setting up Multiple Websites, Stores & Views on Magento
By Ankita Agrawal on Sep 2, 2015 2:00:05 PM
Magento is such a magical portal. The many things a developer can work with using Magento is simply inspiring. There are hardly any two thoughts raised when someones says that Magento is the most trusted eCommerce portal in the world. Even Alexa puts about 10,000 Magento sites in the world’s top 1 million sites.
Creating Download Link to Direct File in Magento
By Ankita Agrawal on Jun 11, 2015 11:08:45 PM
One of the most beautiful parts of Magento lies in its usage. From the admin control you can basically oversee and spearhead any feature you wish to utilize. Though proper implementation and feasibility may seem difficult or impossible at times but even these intricate features can be utilized very adeptly.
Magento Checkout Problem - Custom Customer Attribute not Saved in Checkout Register
By Ankita Agrawal on Jun 5, 2015 3:24:55 PM
Adding custom customer attributes in Magento's default One Page Checkout is often cumbersome for developers. Most often programmers get stuck while resolving problems encountered in Magento checkout configuration, which is the most important aspect of an eCommerce website.
Drupal 8 Responsive Design: The 'Mobilegeddon' Survival Kit
By Team Daffodil on May 19, 2015 4:54:08 PM
Dries Buytaert, the founder of Drupal, was quoted while saying "If I were to start Drupal from scratch today, I'd build it for mobile experience first and desktop experience second".
Integrating Magento Header/Footer in Wordpress - Solved
By Ankita Agrawal on May 13, 2015 5:01:37 PM
Blogs are of paramount importance to a website and especially to a Magento Developed Online Store. Blogs bring forth traffic and are the prime source of SEO leads. In this tight race of Blogging Platforms, Wordpress has turned out to be the fastest horse in the derby.
Magento Responsive Design: How to Get Started with SASS on Magento CE 1.9
By Team Daffodil on Jan 21, 2015 3:39:25 PM
Ever since eBay Enterprise released the new version of Magento i.e. Magento Community Edition version 1.9 on May 13, 2014 at the Imagine 2014 Global Ecommerce event hosted at Las Vegas, more than 50 enhancements have been introduced in an endeavor to improve the quality and security of the updated platform throughout the product.
Joomla 3.1 Tags Feature
By Team Daffodil on Mar 14, 2013 11:28:48 AM
The war in the content management systems market would soon heat up as Joomla 3.1 is expected to add new dimensions to it. Other CMS solutions will face intense competition once 3.1 comes into the market. Joomla 3.1 beta version has been released for preview and it does pack and punch. One of the highlight features of the new version will be a feature called ‘Tags’. Though it is still under review, if included it might be one of the highlighting features of Joomla. Let us take a quick peek into what ‘Tags’ are and how they can prove to be a game changer for Joomla.
Developing Ecommerce environment for Magento OXID and Shopware
By Team Daffodil on Mar 6, 2013 11:45:16 AM
Developers in smaller and larger e-commerce agencies/shops are often faced with different development environments. Customers who want to evaluate e-commerce platforms like Magento, OXID or Shopware have to handle everything from downloading the packages, their LAMP stack and installing it on-the-go. Of course, you might have your own virtual machine, but for a quick shot you have to create another virtual host etc.