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https://github.com/run-as-root/magento2-product-grid-category-filter
This open-source module enhances the product grid in the admin interface by adding category-based filtering, allowing users to find products in specified categories more easily. After installation, a new 'Categories' column appears in the product grid, displaying each product's assigned categories. The module requires no additional configuration and is available for installation via Composer.
3515 Sep 2025
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https://github.com/EduardoNiquin/doomgento
Doomgento is a playful module that integrates the classic DOOM game into the admin panel of your eCommerce store, allowing you to enjoy the game while managing your operations. It supports offline play and features a custom sidebar for access, all while utilizing embedded assets. Installation involves cloning the repository and enabling the module through a few simple commands.
11215 Sep 2025
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https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/magento-2-deployment-using-deployer-gitlab-pipelines-andrei-litvin-yjgff/?trackingId=P37sYlyOSf2dlSWtNn%2B90A%3D%3D
This post explains how to set up a deployment workflow for a project using Deployer and GitLab Pipelines, including steps to build a new release, package it, and deploy it to a server via SSH. The article outlines creating a custom Docker image, configuring SSH access, and defining a .gitlab-ci.yml file to automate the deployment process. It serves as a guide for developers looking to implement similar workflows.
15 Sep 2025
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https://www.linkedin.com/posts/serhiichernenko_adobe-adobecommerce-appbuilder-activity-7364606163553857536--V69/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAHFDwoBJtd7B5qVRI8YfSAz_Xu4SNzdR4s
There's been a heated discussion in the community regarding access to composable architecture tools like App Builder, previously restricted to large partner companies or at a high fee. Recently, it's been announced that anyone can contact Ritesh Somani for free sandbox access, marking a positive response from Adobe to community feedback. This change is viewed as a significant win for developers who are passionate about the platform.
15 Sep 2025
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https://github.com/dockergiant/rolldev
This repository provides a powerful Docker development environment for modern web applications with multi-framework support, including various CMS and programming tools. It offers easy installation via Homebrew and ensures optimal performance across macOS, Linux, and Windows. Detailed documentation is available for installation, configuration options, and contributing to the project.
3315 Sep 2025
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https://github.com/brosolutions/quick-order
QuickOrder is a free module that enables customers to add multiple products to their cart using SKU or product names in a single form. It features a fast and simple UI, is compatible with Hyvä Theme, and is particularly useful for B2B and wholesale stores. Installation is done via Composer, and the module is open-source under the MIT license.
1115 Sep 2025
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https://github.com/mage-os-lab/module-theme-optimization
This module enhances the performance of online stores by adding features such as page transitions and speculative preloading of internal links on hover. Installation and configuration details are provided, including options to enable speculative loading and control the eagerness level for preloading. Users can adjust settings in the Magento Admin Panel to customize the behavior of the module.
31315 Sep 2025
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https://github.com/element119/module-admin-redis-report
This module provides a snapshot of Redis health directly within the admin panel, visualizes historic health statistics, and supports different platforms. It features dedicated configurations, is designed for extensibility, and is installable via Composer. Note that it is incompatible with instances using Redis L2 cache or certain backend classes.
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