Magento 2 is significantly different from Magento 1 in many aspects including code, code structure, framework, tools, interface, integrations, features, and functionality. Therefore, if you are fluent in Magento 1 development, you have to understand the framework and differences in the first place. Let me introduce what is new in Magento 2 as an ecommerce programmer’s perspectives. Accustomed to Module Separation Yes, unlike Magento 1 where everything concerned to module development was scattered here & there, Magento 2 has a module directory with required components, code, and resources including an organized folder structure. Mage Class Fading Away Every programming asset you can access through Mage Class has been segregated in different but relevant libraries. Some have already replaced with new ones. For instance, Mage::registry -> \Magento\Framework\Registry. Mage::getModel -> dependency injection Mage::log -> Monolog library Automated Dependency Injection When a Magento programmer defines the objects and stores them as class members for later use, Magento 2 will automatically generate appropriate objects and ‘inject’ them into the constructor for the programmer. Controllers Controllers are normal classes now, so they have properties like names, auto-loading, and extending. It saves Magento 2 developers from rewriting headaches. Block Class In Magento 1, $this was used to refer block class and template phtml files were executed within the scope of the block class. Now, in Magento 2, it is $block and developer only access public method. Thus, the developer cannot get any public, private, protected, or method within the scope of $this class. Configuration XML In Magento 2, configuration XML has an explicit structure, which is defined in .xsd files. Preferring Command Line Tools Magento 2 has tons of command line tools including Composer, Bin/Magento, and much more. This way it pushes developers to use command line management tools of all sizes and shapes. Complexities in Coding Magento 2 has a bit of a maze to do fast coding due to new code standards, strict XML, and dependency injection. Thus, running text editors hardly help developers and they have to look for any fancy one to save from a massive headache and amount of time. If anything comes as a new one, it seems tough to grasp and use at first glance. However, after some practice, Magento developers can get go easily and rapidly. The same has happened with Magento development team at Perception System, a leading Magento 2 Development Company, San Jose, USA. Therefore, the team of Hire Magento 2 developers has delivered astounding projects for different vertical of domains. You can confirm it through checking its portfolio.

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