Writing code for a web app or software is the most important part of Development Life Cycle. The coder needs to organize everything from the beginning – especially for enterprise level projets. If it’s not properly organized, the coding processes and code management afterwards may end up not just time consuming, but also a bit frustrating. Well written code is maintainable, reusable, and testable. Following tips will help you to code like a pro: 1. Follow Coding Standards It’s easy to unorganized code, but it’s hard to maintain such code. Good code typically follows some standard for naming conventions, formatting, etc. Such standards are nice because they make things deterministic to those who read your code afterwards, including yourself. You can create your own coding standard, but it’s better to stick to one with wider-acceptance. Publicly maintained standards like Zend Framework Coding Standard or PSR-1 Coding Style Guide , it will be easier for others to adapt. 2. Wr
The developers make every effort to ensure their Magento extensions are stable, reliable, and well-tested. However, due to the highly-customizable nature of Magento they cannot anticipate every possible configuration and so incompatibilities may arise. This guide gives an overview of the most common issues are found on client’s sites and how to resolve them. The purpose of this document is to help the magento2 users in solving the commonly faced issues while installation and usage of Magento 2.x Extensions. The purpose of this document is to help the magento2 users in solving the commonly faced issues while installation and usage of Magento 2.x Extensions. The most common methods of troubleshooting are as follows: Refreshing the Cache. Reindexing the Magento Solving 404 error on System Configuration Permission issues on new extension Disable Maintenance Mode if your Extension is not installed successfully Disable the newly installed Extension if your Magento store stops