Thanks for making a video on a topic i really need that for now. I also been laid off last month due to no magento projects available in the company. Now, I hardly find any job in the market except few. Have no idea on how long i have to wait.
Appreciate it Dharmesh. I think this situation is similar to seeing the stock market dip. As long as you just hang in there, you'll typically ride back up. If you sell at the bottom, it's almost always a regret.
Totally! I'd much rather hire a passionate developer who is nice and fits in with the team, rather than a great coder who has no soft skills and comes across as a know-it-all. No one wants to work with the latter, no matter how good of a coder they may be.
Hey Mark, Kinda reaching here but I thought I'd ask. I went to System>Cache Management> additional cache And clicked the last flush cache that deletes static files. Not knowing so. Now the website doesn't load css and js files and when I got backend access I tried running bin/magento deploy command from their docs. But get an error saying Class DomDocument could not be found. Do you have any idea where I can go from here? What I should be looking for?
Hi there, I don't answer tech questions here due to time restraints and etc., but I'd recommend Magento StackExchange. My University offering also has a community with a dedicated Magento tech guru on staff who could answer your question! You can check it out at m.academy/university/. Cheers -Mark
You should be able to find a full stack trace in the logs located under /var/log. Either exception.log or system.log. DOMDocument is a native php class. Sounds like you might be missing the ext-dom extension for php but their could be several reasons for this exception. You need to have a developer look at your installation.
Interesting. B2C models, heavily used by Magento, are reaching their roof. But there are still plenty of room in the use of Magento into B2B or B2G business models. But they are more complex to activate for random merchants.
I think Adobe Commerce & Magento both lend themselves to more complex applications, because it's level of extensible can handle these more built-out situations. B2B in particular.
Agreed -- some of the brightest devs that I've ever met have worked with Magento. They'd definitely go to the top of my list, and not just because I'm biased, but because anyone who has the strength, persistence and grit to learn the framework would make a great programmer anywhere else.
@@Tatuś-m4k Python + LLM framework. Decided to step away from web a bit. Now became an architect in startup which developing AI based advertisement system.
I’m not sure I’m following what you are saying. Care to elaborate, and explain what the better alternative would be? I would think listening to someone who is plugged into tech, and also teaches it, makes a lot of sense than taking advice from a passive follower.
Some people are saying that Magento Front-End is dead, there are no prospectives unless supporting legacy projects. But that's an absolute lie. Magento 2 is still on the roll. Keep up!
After watching the video, I realised I was wrong. I changed my mind. There are still many projects for Magento 2 and high demand for Magento 2 developers.
last commit from kojs is Sep 7, 2021, people using sass but Magento using less, people using lodash but Magento using underscore, people using fetch-axios Magento using HttpRequest =)). Yeah Magento Front-End is not dead and it up-to-date =))
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Thanks for making a video on a topic i really need that for now. I also been laid off last month due to no magento projects available in the company. Now, I hardly find any job in the market except few. Have no idea on how long i have to wait.
Yea me neither, but I already see inklings of the market turning around. I'm hoping you land something soon! 🤞
Thanks for Video, well-needed motivation for Magento dev in this crucial time.
Appreciate it Dharmesh. I think this situation is similar to seeing the stock market dip. As long as you just hang in there, you'll typically ride back up. If you sell at the bottom, it's almost always a regret.
Top tip encouraging devs on soft skills this is a massive plus when I'm hiring for projects
Totally! I'd much rather hire a passionate developer who is nice and fits in with the team, rather than a great coder who has no soft skills and comes across as a know-it-all. No one wants to work with the latter, no matter how good of a coder they may be.
Hey mark thanks for sharing insight
Sure thing - really feels like it’s already picking up this year.
Thank you Mark Shust!
Sure thing @fzabra, glad you liked it!
Hey Mark,
Kinda reaching here but I thought I'd ask.
I went to System>Cache Management> additional cache
And clicked the last flush cache that deletes static files. Not knowing so. Now the website doesn't load css and js files and when I got backend access I tried running bin/magento deploy command from their docs. But get an error saying Class DomDocument could not be found. Do you have any idea where I can go from here? What I should be looking for?
Hi there, I don't answer tech questions here due to time restraints and etc., but I'd recommend Magento StackExchange. My University offering also has a community with a dedicated Magento tech guru on staff who could answer your question! You can check it out at m.academy/university/. Cheers -Mark
You should be able to find a full stack trace in the logs located under /var/log. Either exception.log or system.log. DOMDocument is a native php class. Sounds like you might be missing the ext-dom extension for php but their could be several reasons for this exception. You need to have a developer look at your installation.
Mark as we've heard that magento market is totally going down..in a current scenario..so is this really effect for the magento developer
I've actually seen things pick up this year!
Interesting. B2C models, heavily used by Magento, are reaching their roof. But there are still plenty of room in the use of Magento into B2B or B2G business models. But they are more complex to activate for random merchants.
I think Adobe Commerce & Magento both lend themselves to more complex applications, because it's level of extensible can handle these more built-out situations. B2B in particular.
Even if came a day in which Magento jobs are over, so many companies hire Magento developers, cause of their intelligence.
Agreed -- some of the brightest devs that I've ever met have worked with Magento. They'd definitely go to the top of my list, and not just because I'm biased, but because anyone who has the strength, persistence and grit to learn the framework would make a great programmer anywhere else.
I am looking for a certified frontend and backend Magento developer in the UAE. Reach out if you are certified please!
Thanks for sharing this job posting!
contact details please?
Details please
Check us out at codilar. I'm not able to add link
Everything so much "not good" that I changed tech stack and quit Magento at all
Sorry to hear that!
What's your new stack?
@@Tatuś-m4k Python + LLM framework. Decided to step away from web a bit. Now became an architect in startup which developing AI based advertisement system.
In general, taking advice on technology trend from a specific technology trainer is not very wise.
I’m not sure I’m following what you are saying. Care to elaborate, and explain what the better alternative would be? I would think listening to someone who is plugged into tech, and also teaches it, makes a lot of sense than taking advice from a passive follower.
@@MarkShust I mean, in general, providing unbiased opinion when we are already heavily invested in something is extremely unlikely.
@@sakesun who said I’m unbiased? I’m very biased. These are my opinions.
Some people are saying that Magento Front-End is dead, there are no prospectives unless supporting legacy projects. But that's an absolute lie. Magento 2 is still on the roll. Keep up!
After watching the video, I realised I was wrong. I changed my mind. There are still many projects for Magento 2 and high demand for Magento 2 developers.
Sounds like you are trolling but I can't tell 😂
last commit from kojs is Sep 7, 2021, people using sass but Magento using less, people using lodash but Magento using underscore, people using fetch-axios Magento using HttpRequest =)). Yeah Magento Front-End is not dead and it up-to-date =))