Magenticians News Weekly 038: Magento CE 1.9.3.1 Release Notes, Cloudways Review On Magestore, Rebecca Troth Talks About Her 10 Magento ...

Magenticians
November 18, 2016

As the week comes to an end, we bring you the weekly news round up from the Magento world.

Kicking off with this week’s round-up is the release of Magento CE 1.9.3.1 Release notes. This patch addresses a lot of issues including setting session lifetime to 0 and catalog price rules returning the correct price, etc.

Fayyaz Khattak, your favorite Magento writer has written an excellent Guest Post for Magestore. If you’ve been attracted by Cloudways lately and thinking of migrating your websites to the platform, Fayyaz’s article will reinforce why it’s the best decision you are about to make.

Need a tickle in the bones? Looking for memes from the Magento world? Rebecca Troth has compiled the best from the rest for you!

Want to change logos on transactional emails? Here’s your guide

Want to know the dangers of “Miscellaneous HTML?” Max Chadwick’s piece on the matter is all you need to read.

Installing Magento on DigitalOcean may sound like a complex task. But couple it with Cloudways, and you will get things rolling in no time. Muneeb’s article will help you get started, so head over here, and start your Magento store now!

Magento 2 has a brilliant checkout method. But it takes a little knowing to make the most of it. Look no further than Alan Storms Checkout Notes to make the process from shipping to payment easy.

If you’re not sure why you must opt for Magento for your online store, this article will tell you why you should!

And now that you have made up your mind and are on the verge of launching your online store, you need some beginner guidance to steer you in the right direction. This excellent post will help you learn how to build, launch, and grow a profitable ecommerce business without running into much problems.

Here’s a Magento quickie for the Magento Checkout Progress bar!

Rounding off this week’s round-up is Alan Storm’s article on UI Component Checkout Step Visibility.

That’s it for the week. We’ll be back with our weekly round-up next Friday. Hoping to see you again!