This is the first part of what we hope will be a series of useful introductory posts to Magento, our preferred platform for e-commerce websites, from the perspective of a store owner. The purpose of these posts is to introduce the Magento admin interface to people new to Magento to reduce the learning curve and [...]
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We’re Hiring! PHP Developer Required.
June 1, 2010
Filed under:Fluid News, General, Web Development, careers
Exciting News! We are expanding the Fluid Creativity team and looking for a highly skilled PHP Developer. The ideal candidate must have commercial experience of object oriented PHP5 and MySQL 5 (although experience with other relational database systems would be sufficient). Candidates must also be able to compose strict HTML/XHTML and CSS conforming to current [...]
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October 19, 2009
Filed under:Web Development
What is Magento?
Magento is an open source e-commerce platform with an impressive feature set out of the box and is built using the industry standard Zend Framework. The community edition of Magento is free to use but for larger stores there is an enterprise edition available with an expanded feature set and a support agreement [...]
Magento Enterprise Edition Announced
April 18, 2009
Filed under:Web Design, Web Development
Varien have announced the launch of the Enterprise Edition of Magento Commerce. This edition will come with enhanced features geared towards larger retailers as well as a support contract and warranty.
The Community Edition is still available for free and will continue to be available and supported. Also it should be noted that Magento Commerce has [...]
Magento Celebrates First Birthday
April 10, 2009
Filed under:Industry News, Web Development
Last week saw the one year anniversary of Magento’s first production release, with enthusiasm for the project still growing.
For those of you who don’t know Magentocommerce is an open source e-commerce platform built on top of the Zend Framework. It’s not just a technical toy though – it has some really cool features that are [...]
