Mastering Adobe Commerce Frontend: Build optimized, user-centric e-commerce sites with tailored theme design and enhanced interactivity
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A comprehensive guide to Adobe Commerce storefront development covering theme creation, customization, JavaScript usage, and optimization techniques for optimal customer satisfaction
Key FeaturesLearn techniques for customizing templates and layouts for an optimal user experienceUse the command-line interface for efficient and streamlined theme development and deploymentImplement best practices for using JavaScript and frontend optimization techniques for improved performance and customer satisfactionPurchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free PDF eBookBook Description
Navigating the frontend realm of the Adobe Commerce platform can often feel like a labyrinth, given its multifaceted systems and intricate layering. This book demystifies Adobe Commerce frontend development, guiding you through its paths with clarity and precision.
You’ll learn how to set up your local environment, paving the way for a smooth development experience and navigate the platform’s theming ecosystem, exploring layout XML systems and the power of templates. As you progress through the book, you’ll leverage an array of JavaScript libraries and frameworks that Adobe Commerce boasts of, with special emphasis on RequireJS, jQuery, Knockout.JS, and UI Components. Additionally, you’ll gain an understanding of the intricacies of Adobe Commerce CMS, explore frontend-related configurations in the admin panel, unlock the secrets of frontend optimization, and explore the HYVA to enrich user experiences.
Practical exercises provided in the book will enable you to create top-notch Adobe Commerce sites that are functional, optimized, user-centric, and a step ahead in the ever-evolving frontend landscape.
What you will learnSet up your own Dockerized environment in the Adobe Commerce platformCustomize page structure using Layout XML, templates, and a fallback systemBuild and personalize system emails to match website themesWork with various JavaScript frameworks and libraries in the projectCreate and manage content using the Adobe Commerce CMS systemDiscover how HYVA was a game changer for many frontend developersValidate your solutions with the practical examples providedWho this book is for
The book is ideal for storefront developers proficient in frontend technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, aiming to broaden their knowledge of Adobe Commerce and Magento Open Source applications. If you’ve encountered challenges with frontend development for Adobe Commerce and struggled to find solutions online, this book is tailored to assist you.
Table of ContentsSetting Up the Local EnvironmentInstalling the Magento/Adobe Commerce ApplicationIntroduction to Adobe Commerce ThemingThe Layout SystemWorking with TemplatesStyling an Adobe Commerce ThemeCustomizing EmailsIntroduction to JavaScript Libraries and FrameworksRequireJS and jQueryKnockout.JS and UI ComponentsCommonly Used Libraries Bundled with Adobe CommerceStorefront-Related Configuration in the Admin PanelWorking with Magento CMSFrontend Optimization TechniquesCommon Tools That Help with Local Development
ASIN : B0CKXH7S7X
Publisher : Packt Publishing; 1st edition (March 29, 2024)
Publication date : March 29, 2024
Language : English
File size : 17159 KB
Text-to-Speech : Enabled
Screen Reader : Supported
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
X-Ray : Not Enabled
Word Wise : Not Enabled
Print length : 627 pages
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Ryan Hoerr –
Lives up to the title
I was asked to review this book as a subject matter expert. I’ve been working with Magento for over a decade, and know most of the ins and outs of it. As far as Magento/Adobe Commerce’s frontend goes, this book covers them all.This book is a comprehensive review and guide through setup, architecture, and usage of Magento for a developer. It presents a bottom up understanding of how Magento works and fits together, and why, to put you in a place where you can build anything.It’s tailored toward frontend development, so it does not get into topics such as admin components, or dependency injection, or how customers or products or checkout work — nor should it. Those would all be books of their own. But if you want to learn to work with Magento, or need to understand it better, this is a fantastic guide to help.If you already know Magento well, you might still find value in this book as a reference manual on how to work with layout XML, or requireJS, or so many other topics this covers.It is written in a fairly conversational style, which is unusual for a technical resource but not in a bad way. It makes it pretty easy to read and absorb.Good for:* People with existing programming or web dev experience* People with some Magento experience looking to understand the platform more fully* People with deep Magento experience looking for a reference manualNot good for:* People without a programming or technical background
Laura J. Folco –
Excellent resource for Magento frontend
This book is an excellent resource for learning the frontend of Adobe Commerce / Magento. As a teacher for Adobe Commerce backend development, I will recommend this book to my students who want to learn more about working with the frontend.Jakub breaks down the concepts into layman’s terms, transforming a complex framework and making it understandable by using analogies and clear explanations. I found the chapters on Javascript especially helpful.This book definitely belongs on your reference shelf for Magento!
Amazon Customer –
Helpful Frontend Developer Guide
This is a comprehensive guide to Magento frontend fundamentals that takes readers from the basics to advanced techniques. With clear explanations and practical examples, it covers core concepts, module development, theme customization, JavaScript components, and performance optimizations.The book’s focus on developer best practices with industry insights ensures developers build efficient & scalable applications. A good resource for anyone interested in Magento 2 frontend development.
mark313 –
Jakub explains in-depth topics with digestible pragmatic solutions
This book is written really well, and very succinctly and clearly explains some of the topics which normally trip up new Magento developers. Jakub does a great job coming up with practical explanations to these complexities, and does so in a way which makes sense to those new to the platform. I highly recommend this book for anyone starting off in Magento development or looking to digest these topics in written form.
Mathias Schreiber –
The almanac for well performing stores with Adobe Commerce
This book brilliantly illuminates the path through Adobe Commerce’s frontend development complexities with practical guidance and clear explanations. Its hands-on approach, starting with setting up a Dockerized environment, through optimizing performance with JavaScript, to customizing layouts for superior user experiences, makes it a standout resource.Each chapter is packed with actionable insights, particularly on leveraging JavaScript libraries and Adobe Commerce’s CMS. The practical exercises encourage applying what’s learned, ensuring readers not only understand but can implement the strategies for building optimized and user-centric sites.What I found most valuable was the deep dive into HYVA and the exploration of frontend optimization techniques. This isn’t just a book; it’s a comprehensive toolkit for anyone looking to enhance their Adobe Commerce sites.For storefront developers seeking to navigate Adobe Commerce’s frontend development with confidence, this guide is a treasure trove of wisdom. It’s concise yet thorough, perfect for broadening your knowledge and honing your skills. An indispensable asset for crafting exceptional user experiences in Adobe Commerce.
dspirito –
Great resource on Magento fundamentals
I have been developing Magento sites for 15 years. This book is an excellent primer on the latest updates to the platform and focuses on theming but gives an overview of the platform as a whole. It is comprehensive and also very well written and easy to digest. If you have never touched Magento or if you are well-versed this book has something for you. I highly recommend this book.
Kirill Morozov –
Guide with answers to most common questions
This book is an introduction to the front end of Adobe Commerce(aka Magento) with thorough coverage of the theme.It starts with the setup with Docker, which is essential to set up for success. The book covers theme structure and inheritance, Less/CSS structure, coverage of Javascript, and helpful tools from community toolkits such as Magepack.Something to add in the advanced section: mention RequireJS named modules, enabling source maps for javascript and CSS to debug production
Rahul Chhlotre –
You will be amazed by the explanation for each small thing.
An awesome book! My knowledge has increased after reading it. It provides good examples and easy explanations for each Magento frontend topic.
Kuba –
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