Month: February 2016

Part 4 of my blog series on integer-net.com about framework independent code is out: Preparing Data For Output

Previous parts

0. Introduction: Shared Code For Magento 1 and Magento 2 Extensions
1. Accessing Configuration Data
2. Using Dependency Injection
3. Building Bridges

Part 3 of my blog series on integer-net.com about framework independent code is out: Building Bridges

Previous parts

0. Introduction: Shared Code For Magento 1 and Magento 2 Extensions
1. Accessing Configuration Data
2. Using Dependency Injection

Part 2 of my blog series on integer-net.com about framework independent code is out: Using Dependency Injection

Previous parts

0. Introduction: Shared Code For Magento 1 and Magento 2 Extensions
1. Accessing Configuration Data

My new article series on integer-net.com introduces useful design patterns for decoupled Magento extensions, which are divided in two parts: the Magento module and a framework independent (framework agnostic) library, that is reusable for Magento 1 and Magento 2. Of course, the same principles can also be applied to other frameworks and applications.

It will not cover the refactoring process from existing extensions to this model, that’s a different topic and I am going to talk about it at Developers Paradise 2016 in Croatia. Stay tuned!

The first part is about accessing application configuration, using Configuration Value Objects.

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