Magento 1 has been DEAD for almost two years! Last year we published an article showcasing Magento 1's End of Life and What to do Next. We came to the conclusion that many have not yet migrated off of Magento 1 due to costs. According to Builtwith...
Read MoreThe support for Adobe Commerce 2.3 now ends on September 8, 2022. For more information on why Adobe extended its end of support deadline, you may read about it here. After this date, digital storefronts that are still running on 2.3.x will be responsible for maintaining their...
Read MoreMagento v2.4.3 is now available (10 August 2021) for both Commerce and Open Source! This version brings a number of new features that will provide a better on-site shopping experience for customers and improved performance. Let us have a look at the list of features...
Read MoreMagento, an Adobe Company is Now Adobe Commerce, powered by Magento Magento has been a part of Adobe since Adobe acquired Magento on July 19th, 2018. On that day Magento Enterprise’s functionalities changed significantly and Magento Enterprise became Magento Commerce. Now Adobe has rebranded Magento Commerce as Adobe...
Read MoreMagento Commerce and Open Source 2.4.2, along with security-only patches 2.3.6-p1 and 2.4.1-p1, is now available to our entire Magento Community as of today. If you have not yet started the process of accessing these updates as part of pre-release, they can now be found...
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This post resulted in the Issue being fixed in Magento 2.3.2! So this is no longer an issue unless your theme is overriding with old Magento code (And I would not be surprised if they are) ------------------------------------------------------------ Original Post Below. ----------------------------------------------------------- I knew from the moment I...
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Recently after pouring into an optimization project, our team discovered something quite interesting about PHP session and Magento 2. Turns out this actually is going to be a relatively serious performance bottleneck with Magento 2 with PHP. This article tries to explain the issue with...
Read MorePlanning for PHP 7.3 End-of-Service and your Magento servers In about a year (December 2021), PHP 7.3 will reach it’s end of support (EOS). To ensure compatibility and compliance for the 2.3 release line, Magento will be adding support for PHP 7.4 to the release of...
Read MoreWe here at Xumulus are always excited about Magento point releases… They tend to come with security patches, bug fixes, performance improvements and most excitedly, new features! We’re particularly interested in a few B2B enhancements that have come along with Magento 2.4.1. This release includes multiple enhancements...
Read MoreHow did we all get here? At this point maybe asking “Why?” is a better question. With Magento 2 having been released almost five years ago, we’ve crossed the threshold where Magento 1 is no longer a viable option. But, it’s not just core Magento...
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