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    Explore " craft cms" with insightful episodes like "Neu in Craft CMS 4.0", "PHP Foundation gegründet", "Jahresrückblick 2019", "#17: Matt Stein of Working Concept Made a Snipcart Plugin for Craft" and "#16: Managing Your Business Finances: Insights from Ryan Masuga of Masuga Design" from podcasts like ""craftentries (DE)", "craftentries (DE)", "craftentries (DE)", "Commerce Minded" and "Commerce Minded"" and more!

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    Neu in Craft CMS 4.0

    Neu in Craft CMS 4.0
    Die lange Wartezeit hat ein Ende und so wurde die neuste Fassung von Craft CMS 4 am Star Wars Day, dem 4. Mai 2022 veröffentlicht. Auf welche Neuerungen können sich Nutzer und Entwickler freuen und welche Funktionen werden weiterhin vermisst? Zu den Unterthemen gehören bedingte Felder, Benutzer- und Dateiverwaltung und Laravel Collections.

    PHP Foundation gegründet

    PHP Foundation gegründet
    In diesem November wird es in der PHP-Welt nicht langweilig. Der Support von PHP 7.4 endet und mit PHP 8.1 gibt es einen vielversprechenden neuen Release. Außerdem wurde mit der PHP Foundation eine Stiftung gegründet. Die Stiftung fungiert als eine gemeinnützige Dachorganisation, die die unabhängige Weiterentwicklung von PHP überwachen und gewährleisten soll.

    #17: Matt Stein of Working Concept Made a Snipcart Plugin for Craft

    #17: Matt Stein of Working Concept Made a Snipcart Plugin for Craft

    Today we take a sneak peek behind Snipcart developer Matt Stein’s curtain. Matt is a developer with a design background, who has recently developed the Snipcart plugin for Craft CMS. Matt talks about his motivation to create Snipcart when there were already two great ecommerce plugin options on the market currently - Commerce Pro and Commerce Lite, and gives us insight into where Snipcart sits between the two, and who should be using it.

    Listen as I chat to Matt not just about his professional life as a developer, but how he achieves his work/life balance. We talk about:

    Key takeaways:

    • Why he chose to settle in Seattle rather than Boston after university.
    • How Snipcart differs to Commerce Pro and Commerce Lite.
    • Why, even though he’d been developing Snipcart since 2014, he only made it public recently.
    • How he determined the cost of the plugin ($179).
    • Why he’s a perpetual learner who just loves learning new things (and why his home sewn, manly reading pillow is a solid invention).
    • What makes Columbus, Ohio so great.

    URLs/resources/social media links:

    Twitter: @mattrambles
    Snipcart plugin: https://workingconcept.com/plugins/snipcart
    Snipcart: https://snipcart.com
    The Beer Junction: https://twitter.com/thebeerjunction

    #16: Managing Your Business Finances: Insights from Ryan Masuga of Masuga Design

    #16: Managing Your Business Finances: Insights from Ryan Masuga of Masuga Design

    Ryan Masuga, the founder and Principal of Masuga Design, has more than a decade of experience growing and running his business. He has learned (sometimes the hard way) what it takes to be profitable.
    Ryan takes his cues on business strategy from the school of Profit First. He advocates for sticking to your financial plan, and not reacting to the waves of disruption on a month-to-month basis.

    Tune in for an insightful conversation about running your business finances, grading your clients, the three questions you should always ask when making decisions, and why hiring a project manager is a real game changer.

    Key takeaways:

    • Cut unnecessary expenses and having a real-time view of what you have in each account.
    • Grade your clients and deciding who you jump for and who maybe aren’t really a fit.
    • Project for profit sharing and charitable donations.
    • Identify what only you can do and delegate other tasks to your team.

    URLs/resources/social media links:

    #1: The Future for Craft Commerce with Brandon Kelly and Luke Holder

    #1: The Future for Craft Commerce with Brandon Kelly and Luke Holder

    As a relative newcomer to the custom ecommerce CMS world, Craft Commerce is pushing the envelope with new, powerful authoring and developer capabilities. Brands looking at Shopify Plus, BigCommerce and Magento as options, should add Craft Commerce to their platform review conversations.

    With Craft CMS 3 released in April 2018, Craft Commerce 2 just weeks away from its own release, and the excitement around Dot All 2018, I chatted with Pixel & Tonic CEO Brandon Kelly and original primary Commerce developer, Luke Holder.

    Listen to learn the back story on Craft Commerce 2 and to see why now is the perfect time to consider Craft Commerce 2 for new store builds of any complexity.

    Bonus, Brandon tells about what to expect for Craft CMS 4!

    Key takeaways

    • The advent of Craft CMS 3 and Craft Commerce 2 will allow the Pixel & Tonic team to focus on rapid iteration of new authoring features, so developers won’t have to worry about breaking changes in a looming Craft CMS update.
    • Luke Holder is dedicated fully to the development of Commerce.
    • The goal of Commerce Lite is to reach a wider audience that doesn’t require a feature-rich ecommerce store.
    • Pixel & Tonic’s marketing efforts will expand to focus on end user businesses, not just developers and agencies, as they release new features that fulfill the needs of whole teams.
    • Improved APIs and a plugin store will encourage contributions from the community in the realm of more integrations and data reporting tools.
    • This year’s Dot All conference will “turn it up to eleven.”

    Resources:

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