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Recap of the first user group meeting Leipzig

March 4, 2015 by Marco Steinhäuser 1 Comment

In the last week, the first OXID user group meeting Leipzig took place at the office rooms of our dear partners pixi* Software. As announced, we came together in order to organize things first like topics to talk about within the next half year, how often and where to meet etc. Here are the results: 13 attendees (some of the registered excused as being ill, guests like Dennis from NRW [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: community, Leipzig, OXID, OXID user group

Travis CI available for OXID eShop CE repository

February 24, 2015 by Marco Steinhäuser Leave a Comment

Let me trigger one of the most noteworthy pull requests to the OXID eShop repository at GitHub in the recent past. @adriankirchner, developer at dotfly (OXID solution partner) committed a fully functional Travis CI configuration. With this contribution it is not only possible to check at a glance if the unit and integration tests are presently passing. Also, contributors get notified whether [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: CI, community building, GitHub, OXID, PHP unit testing, software quality, Travis CI

Useful developer tools when working with OXID eShop

February 9, 2015 by Marco Steinhäuser 1 Comment

This is just a short note to let you know that there's a new page available at OXIDforge with a software development kit for OXID eShop. Presently you may find links to helping tools like coding standards, easy shop installation (thanks to @tabsl), module writing, testing and module certification on this page. Other tools, as announced at the last OXID Commons Unconference, will follow step by [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: developer, OXID, OXID eShop, oxidforge, SDK, tool, toolbox

Application task: fix a bug and submit a pull request to OXID

January 19, 2015 by Marco Steinhäuser 2 Comments

Looking for the right developer can become a hard task nowadays, and very often a simple job description is not enough to attract good developers. On the other hand, you want to proof if a developer is good enough to fulfill daily tasks. Also very interesting to see that certifications, CVs and other documents are relegated to secondary significance. What really counts is what one can do for [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: job, OXID, partner

GitHub contributors: we facilitaded OCA signing

January 15, 2015 by Marco Steinhäuser 2 Comments

OXID eShop is available under two different licenses, GPLv3 and a commercial license. That's why contributors have to sign up a so called "OXID Contributor Agreement" (OCA) before their contributions can be merged. In the past, this step was painful: most contributors didn't read the README.md file attentively enough and had to be pointed during the discussion about their contribution to the [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: contribution, GitHub, OCA, OXID, Pull Request

New software despite a legacy database – slides online

December 19, 2014 by Marco Steinhäuser Leave a Comment

Earlier this year, me and some mates attended the Symfony Live event in Berlin. As we at OXID are presently about to restructure our software architecture, we are happy to share our experience, potential pitfalls, concepts and possible resolutions. So two of us, Gigi (Product Owner) and Philip (Software Architect), held the talk "New software despite a legacy database". The talk was pretty [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: OXID, SF2, slides, Symfony

Working with a child theme in OXID eShop – using language names instead of flags

December 10, 2014 by Marco Steinhäuser Leave a Comment

The default Azure theme, shipped with OXID eShop, uses flags instead of language names for the language changer. This makes sense when working with just two languages in your installation like English and German but quickly gets confusing when more languages are provided. In this case you most likely want to have the names of the language displayed instead of the flags. Of course you could make [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: basics, child theme, display, flags, language, OXID, templates, templating, theme, tutorial

ioly – the new open source module manager for any PHP project

December 4, 2014 by Marco Steinhäuser 1 Comment

The weather in Germany usually becomes rainy, grey and cheerless by the end of October / beginning of November, so no wonder some people move for a holiday trip southward if they can afford it. An interesting idea is to combine both, job and holiday and to stock up on some sunshine while working in the bright and sunny realms. This is exactly what some of the developers - I count myself [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: aioli, composer, extension, garlic, GitHub, holiday, hollywork, installer, ioly, module, open source, OXID, PHP, plugin, Spain

Scaling down large images with imagemagick

November 24, 2014 by Marco Steinhäuser Leave a Comment

Problem A friend of mine is photographing a lot and feels in charge to share his pictures to others via Internet. He suffered from the size of his high-resolution pictures taken en masse: he simply couldn't find an appropriate platform for sharing a dozen GB. Having a look at it I found single pictures with the size of 12 megapixels at ~ 6 MB. For use at the Internet and even for just having a [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: command line, image manipulation, imagemagick, Linux, LinuxMint

Why OXID decided for using Symfony2

November 3, 2014 by Marco Steinhäuser 3 Comments

A few days ago I stumbled upon an article by PHPmagazin with the results of a poll (in German) about the most popular PHP framework. As PHPmagazin says, 5.000 PHP developers have been surveyed, with the result that more than a quarter of them would prefer Yii with it's outstanding high security standards and usage of most modern technologies. Symfony was relegated to the second place. As we at [Read more...]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: OXID, OXID eShop, PHP, PHP framework, Symfony
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RT @ShopwareDevs Our latest release comes with the new Admin Extension SDK 🥳 shopware.github.io/admin-exte… More detailed information on all changes can be found in our changelog: shopware.com/de/changelog/#… It also includes a security update for the B2B Suite. We recommend updating to the current version! twitter.com/shopware/statu…

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