Enabling maintenance mode in Magento 2 is a crucial step when performing updates or troubleshooting your store. This mode allows you to take your site offline temporarily, ensuring that customers don't encounter issues during your work. In this guide, we'll walk you through the process of enabling and disabling maintenance mode, and show you how to exclude specific IP addresses for testing.
Instead of stuffing your block classes with business logic, you can use ViewModels to handle specific tasks related to data processing and then pass this data to your templates. This approach keeps your code clean, organized, and more maintainable.
Magento 2, an open-source e-commerce platform, offers a variety of tools for developers to create robust online stores. One such tool is the Helper class, a collection of methods that…
Discover the step-by-step process of removing sample data from your Magento 2 installation in my latest blog post. I'll guide you through accessing your server, navigating to the Magento 2 directory, and using Magento's command-line tool to remove sample data.