If you were interested in using this module for debugging your own Magento 2 store, I did make a few updates to it and released it on Packagist. You can find the code on GitHub at github.com/markshust/magento2-module-layouthandlelogger
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That is quite a remarkable result, indeed! Thanks Mark for enlighten us once again, always throught Magento best practices, you're the man!
Appreciate it Dede! Yes, this would be worthless if it didn’t follow or wasn’t close to best practices. There are ways to trick the prompt around though to get what you want ;)
Is there a specific reason why you do the bin/magento module enabel command, because with bin/magento setup:upgrade the module will be also enabled, I developing since some years magento and I never fired the enabling command. Thanks and greatings from Austria 🙂
It's probably just because it's been muscle memory for me since the early days :) I actually don't like how Magento will automatically enable a module for you the first time you run setup:upgrade. Feels like a bug to me. I prefer to run explicit instructions whenever possible. Greetings from the U.S.! 🇺🇸
Hi Mark. I never understood why some developers execute the enable command before the setup:upgrade when they create a new module. Every time I add a new module I simply run setup:upgrade and Magento enables the module automatically. Is there an advantage of running the enable command before? Thank you very much for your time! I love your videos 😁
That's a good question -- may be just an old habit that's hard to break, or the fact that I'm not sure this "feature" is even documented (or even supposed to happen -- is this a bug?). Some times you can't just clear the cache too, and not even enable the module... and it's enabled. I dunno 🤷♂️😂 Thanks for the kind words!
Hey Renuk, yes I heard this question all the time which is why I started building Magento courses which help others understand how everything works! I'd very much recommend the M2 Coding Kickstart for every new Magento dev as it really helps demystify how the core architecture works: m.academy/courses/magento-2-coding-kickstart/
Great video Mark! 👍 Page Builder was added to future proof the module in case it need that dependancy somewhere down the road 😀 Currently I don't see it yet as a helpful tool in Magento. It takes more time to carefully read + correct the generated code than writing my own. But it's still nice to see what the AI model can do.
Thanks Mikey! Haha. It’s actually *really* helpful in certain scenarios, you just need to know when to use it and how to ask questions to get what you need. I’m giving a talk about this at MMFL next week - you’ll be shocked at what you can do.
Sound great and looking forward to check it out 👍 Curious to know from what sources does ChatGPT pull the data for M2... Any ideas? Stack overflow surely isn't one of them anymore 😀
@@mikey39210 It's trained on a dataset from the entire web, so it scrapes data from everyplace (blogs, articles, devdocs, etc.). It also "infers" a lot based on the data it has access too -- this leads you down a wormhole of wondering "Where does this data *actually* come from?" The answer is we really don't know, and ChatGPT could use it's intelligence to determine the result, meaning the data isn't entirely pulled from external sources, but is derived from it's own knowledge. That's what makes it an AI.
Not many, actually! I use the Material Theme UI theme, which adds some cool icons and makes my editor look the way it does. The official Magento PhpStorm is really required, and adds all of the intellisense to look up files through XML and etc. Besides that, it's pretty much just Diff/Patch File support for syntax highlighting, and I've just recently started using GitHub Copilot.
If you dislike big corporations having a monopoly on advanced AI you can write question/answer pairs to train open-assistant, a novel open-source competitor to ChatGPT. It needs crowd-sourced messages to learn!
If you were interested in using this module for debugging your own Magento 2 store, I did make a few updates to it and released it on Packagist. You can find the code on GitHub at github.com/markshust/magento2-module-layouthandlelogger
That is quite a remarkable result, indeed! Thanks Mark for enlighten us once again, always throught Magento best practices, you're the man!
Appreciate it Dede! Yes, this would be worthless if it didn’t follow or wasn’t close to best practices. There are ways to trick the prompt around though to get what you want ;)
The fact that it actually made a working module out of the box is insane. Thanks Mark for this incredible video!
Definitely. It was a simple module, but how well it was created was pretty nutty! And I really appreciate the kind words 🤗
Absolutely stunning 🤩
Yea pretty crazy!!
Is there a specific reason why you do the bin/magento module enabel command, because with bin/magento setup:upgrade the module will be also enabled, I developing since some years magento and I never fired the enabling command.
Thanks and greatings from Austria 🙂
It's probably just because it's been muscle memory for me since the early days :) I actually don't like how Magento will automatically enable a module for you the first time you run setup:upgrade. Feels like a bug to me. I prefer to run explicit instructions whenever possible. Greetings from the U.S.! 🇺🇸
Hi Mark. I never understood why some developers execute the enable command before the setup:upgrade when they create a new module.
Every time I add a new module I simply run setup:upgrade and Magento enables the module automatically. Is there an advantage of running the enable command before?
Thank you very much for your time! I love your videos 😁
That's a good question -- may be just an old habit that's hard to break, or the fact that I'm not sure this "feature" is even documented (or even supposed to happen -- is this a bug?). Some times you can't just clear the cache too, and not even enable the module... and it's enabled. I dunno 🤷♂️😂 Thanks for the kind words!
@@MarkShust Gotta love Magento 😂Thank you very much 😁
hai ,I tried many exentions and module creation to integarte chatbot in my magento website for my internship project can you please help me
Hey Renuk, yes I heard this question all the time which is why I started building Magento courses which help others understand how everything works! I'd very much recommend the M2 Coding Kickstart for every new Magento dev as it really helps demystify how the core architecture works: m.academy/courses/magento-2-coding-kickstart/
Great video Mark! 👍
Page Builder was added to future proof the module in case it need that dependancy somewhere down the road 😀
Currently I don't see it yet as a helpful tool in Magento. It takes more time to carefully read + correct the generated code than writing my own. But it's still nice to see what the AI model can do.
Thanks Mikey! Haha.
It’s actually *really* helpful in certain scenarios, you just need to know when to use it and how to ask questions to get what you need. I’m giving a talk about this at MMFL next week - you’ll be shocked at what you can do.
Sound great and looking forward to check it out 👍
Curious to know from what sources does ChatGPT pull the data for M2... Any ideas? Stack overflow surely isn't one of them anymore 😀
@@mikey39210 It's trained on a dataset from the entire web, so it scrapes data from everyplace (blogs, articles, devdocs, etc.). It also "infers" a lot based on the data it has access too -- this leads you down a wormhole of wondering "Where does this data *actually* come from?" The answer is we really don't know, and ChatGPT could use it's intelligence to determine the result, meaning the data isn't entirely pulled from external sources, but is derived from it's own knowledge. That's what makes it an AI.
Could you please share what are the plugins that you use with PhpStorm in day to day Magento development?
Not many, actually! I use the Material Theme UI theme, which adds some cool icons and makes my editor look the way it does. The official Magento PhpStorm is really required, and adds all of the intellisense to look up files through XML and etc. Besides that, it's pretty much just Diff/Patch File support for syntax highlighting, and I've just recently started using GitHub Copilot.
great, would you make more tutorial
Sure, I'd like to make more and more content about Magento for TH-cam. What do you want to see specifically?
please make a video how to add sign PDF in magento, or order signature in magento. Thanks Mark
By sign, do you mean add a physical signature to the bottom of the PDF?
@@MarkShust no, I mean digital signature
@@phutranvan8919 ok, so really just an image? I'll see what I can do 👍
@@MarkShust yes, before checkout, customer must sign into the signature form
If you dislike big corporations having a monopoly on advanced AI you can write question/answer pairs to train open-assistant, a novel open-source competitor to ChatGPT. It needs crowd-sourced messages to learn!
Yep...... 👀
great
Glad you liked it!
Can you finish my website with AI so I can get this damn thing going 🤷🏻♂️
I’d recommend it! 😁
It's a little scary
It’s a lot scary 😂