How Magento Front-end is Going from Zero to Hero
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The document discusses changes in the Magento front-end over the past year, including a shift from LESS to SASS preprocessing and Grunt to Gulp for build tools. It notes that SASS has replaced LESS as the most popular preprocessor due to better performance, strict syntax, and features like variables and mixins. Gulp has also overtaken Grunt as it supports modern front-end tasks like CSS preprocessing, linting, and live reloading. Going forward, the community aims to improve theme modularity and use of reusable UI components, and some consider a headless approach using Magento only as an API. Open source projects like Meanbee and Snowdog play a key role in driving front-end
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Overview
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Key Topics Covered
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5th Power Grid Model Meet-up
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Power Grid Model
The global energy transition is placing new and unprecedented demands on Distribution System Operators (DSOs). Alongside upgrades to grid capacity, processes such as digitization, capacity optimization, and congestion management are becoming vital for delivering reliable services.
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- 3. Alex Somerville Front-end Practice Lead of Demac Media Bartek Igielski Lead Front-end Developer at Snowdog
- 4. What change over a year in Magento 2 front-end?
- 5. In core code No significant changes In community Few interesting projects and lots of talks
- 6. How about changing Magento core? Backward compatibility vs Radical changes
- 7. Solution partners and big budgets vs Smaller merchants needs How about changing Magento core?
- 9. I’m looking to get involved in the Magento FE community, but your name seems to be the one I ever see online! Jake Stubbs from Ampersand
- 11. But… We are terrified too.
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- 13. 0 25 50 75 100 125 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 SASS LESS Source: Google Trends
- 14. Market share 2015 2016 Sass 64.0% Less 15.2% Stylus 3.8% No Preprocessor 15.0% Other 2.1% Sass 63.39%Less 10.14% Stylus 2.91% PostCSS 8.31% Other 1.55% No Preprocessor 13.64% Rework 0.06% Source: The State of Front-End Tooling -
- 15. 5% decrease to 2015 in LESS preprocessor usage Only 35% of voters feel comfortable using LESS 71% of voters feel comfortable using SASS
- 16. LESS drawbacks
- 17. Variables are lazy loaded and do not have to be declared before being used // LESS Code @variable: red; body { color: @variable; } @variable: blue; // CSS Output body { color: blue; }
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- 21. Performance Styles compilation LESS SASS + Autoprefixer
- 22. Execution order like in structural programing Strict use cases = less magic in code
- 23. if / for / each / while @if $var == first {} @else if $var == second { } @else { } @for $i from 1 through 3 { } @each $item in $map { } @while $i > 0 { }
- 24. Moving from Grunt to Gulp
- 25. 0 25 50 75 100 125 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Grunt Gulp Source: Google Trends
- 26. Market share 2015 2016 Gulp 38.4% Grunt 24.2% NPM 2.8% Broccoli 13.2% Other 4.3% Don't use any 17% Gulp 43.69% Grunt 11.75% NPM 25.94% Other 4.54% GUI App 1.97% Don't use one 10.97% Make 1.15% Source: The State of Front-End Tooling -
- 27. Styles compilation It’s not just SASS to CSS
- 28. Child themes and modules Reusable code and higher modularity
- 29. Code linting Static analysis of source code
- 31. Hot reload
- 32. ES6 support via Babel Modern Javascript syntax
- 33. Frontools roadmap • Bower / JSPM / NPM / Yarn modules support • Better JS linting • Full replacement of setup:static-content:deploy • Integration with PHP Code Sniffer
- 34. What’s next?
- 35. BEMify current Blank theme Possibly simplest option, but still extremely time consuming and doesn’t guarantee great success or bright future.
- 36. New theme created from scratch on top of UI components High modularity, reusable code, with external documentation.
- 37. Go headless and use Magento only as API service It’s like adding a wall, moat and dragon between Magento and your front-end code. You can easily follow bleeding edge front-end technologies.
- 38. Community power Are open source projects our future?
- 39. Meanbee Magento 2.x • CSS Preload • SVG Helper • Web App Manifest • Service Worker Magento 1.x • Progressive Web Application • SVG Helper • Theme Skeleton • Boilerplate Front-end Build Tools
- 40. Snowdog Frontools • 16 000+ downloads • 170+ stars on Github • 398 commits • 52 releases SASS port „Blank” theme • 11 000+ downloads • 160+ stars on Github • 424 commits • 21 releases
- 41. How to get involved?
- 42. Everything about Magento #realmagento Magento Front-end #magefront
- 44. Magento Community Forum community.magento.com Magento StackOverflow magento.stackexchange.com
- 46. Q & A