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Sure thing, glad it was helpful!

That's awesome, really glad you found it useful! 🤙

You’re my hero Rafael 🥹 So glad that I’ve caused you to miss sleep! 😂 For real, really super glad you liked it.

You’ll typically always want to use a standard deploy script that runs automatically on branch pushes and/or releases, just like Commerce Cloud. I don’t have one off the top of my head, but will try to make a lesson for this.

@@MarkShust Thank so much Mark

@@aurelioflores4571 sure thing Aurelio!

You're awesome Michael... thanks so much!!! 🧡

@@MarkShust You are welcome! Your docker configuration is huge time-saver, thanks for putting it out in the world.

@@michaelbarrett7079 appreciate it!

Glad you liked it!

This is Material UI. Though I’m switching to PhpStorm’s default Dark theme for new lessons.

Thanks for the kind words -- glad you found it useful!

Glad you liked it! I still use Beeline every day I work with Magento.

Thanks! I got the lamp at Meet Magento Florida, though it was only given to speakers you may be able to get your hands on one this year. The MageOS light is also super cool, and hope to shoot some new videos with this one in the background: mage-os.controlaltdelete.dev/product-overview

Thanks so much Mohamed, glad you found it useful 👍

So glad you found it useful -- appreciate it! 🤙 -M

Thanks Ivan. I believe in constant re-invention and exploration, so this will most likely happen a few more times in my lifetime.

Thanks, glad you liked it Marissa!

Hi Pratik! I think I heard this from one or two devs, so I'd recommend checking out the open issues on GitHub and perhaps even filing a bug report about this at github.com/markshust/docker-magento/issues and it'll be looked into. FYI a new version of docker-magento (48.0.0) just got released a few days ago.

It very much was... I don't have a crystal ball into the future! 🔮😅 I don't think "be persistent" and "keep learning" is ever bad advice though. Sitting on your ass isn't an option.

Awesome, really glad you like my no-fluff stuff! All my lessons use this no-B.S. format 😄

Really appreciate this Wade 🤗

Thanks @brplijak1, appreciate it! 👍

You can't "run" pseudocode (though GitHub Copilot can now write it out for you, which is amazing and works quite well).

I have a lesson for doing exactly that! See courses.m.academy/courses/487758/lectures/8974570

This is talking about an application-level update (Magento), which is managed separately from the PHP daemon which has its own version and update process.

Yes you are right.I am going through this too😅

I don't understand your comment 😂

Not sure what you mean by code golf, but the latter is nearly always preferred because it's more readable and less code (which means it is less prone to bugs). Most pushback I hear is from devs who just don't want to learn a new syntax. Same goes with constructor property promotion.

@@MarkShust code golf is writing as few lines of code for the sake of writing fewer lines. As i articulated, I dont think it's more readable and "fewer lines == fewer bugs" is laughably incorrect in my opinion But hey, it's your channel, and i think it's good that you're teaching people new things :)

@@Therealkevinkevinson I just realized you said you're not a PHP coder. That could be why. PHP is becoming increasingly terse, and additions like nullsafe and optional return types make knowing how ternaries work a requirement.

Sure, I created a full course just for this, which takes you through the process step-by-step: m.academy/courses/magento-2-development-environment-docker/

Ласкаво просимо зі США!

Magento is an eCommerce framework. If you're wondering why you would need this... you don't.

Yea, definitely avoid these themes like the plague!

You're welcome, glad you liked it!

Sorry about that... did some reorganizing and forgot about this one. Just unlocked it for you!

Though I don’t officially support it, you can, and many have with WSL2. You can see the Discussion thread about it for more info at github.com/markshust/docker-magento/discussions/372

@@MarkShust Thank you for getting back to me!

@@sul-dev sure thing!

Thanks a lot Florian!

Sure thing 😎

Ha... I've done stuff like that before! 😅

Hi Ethan, this is the entirely wrong workflow to use with Composer. There is no need to copy & paste the vendor folder around -- simply run "bin/composer install" from the command line. This will use the composer.json and composer.lock file to install the related modules.

@@MarkShust I mean I already install Magento following your tutorial. But my friend has Magento version Enterprise. So, I can simply copy his composer.json and composer.lock, then run command 'bin/composer install'. Does this work 😂

@@Ethan-n2z yep 😄. You’ll probably just need his composer auth.json info to authenticate against the enterprise repo.

@@MarkShust Ohhh, that's too bad, I don't have auth.json 😭😭😭 Is there a workaround that I can do with his vendor folder?

@@Ethan-n2z no, I'm not recommending that way because it makes no sense :) Get the auth.json from your coworker and set this up the right way! Copying the vendor directory around is all kinds of horribleness and wrong.

Hi Hallar, I'm sorry I have not had this issue, but it was reported in the past. Please see github.com/markshust/docker-magento/issues/700 and follow up with any additional info that would help us resolve this unique error. Thanks! -M

I have a completely free step-by-step course available at m.academy/courses/magento-2-development-environment-docker/

Hey Gerwin, thanks! There isn't official WSL support which is probably why 😅. However, many are running this setup with WSL2 and I'd recommend checking out the discussion on GitHub at github.com/markshust/docker-magento/discussions/372 for more info related to this setup. I don't run Windows, so I'm sorry that I won't be much help here. Hope this helps! -M

A deployment course has been pretty highly requested by my students, so it's solidly in my queue of upcoming courses that I'll be building for my University students 👍

Hi Joe, the course assumes you already have a running instance of Magento set up. If you do not, I have a completely free course for that as well, and it is available at m.academy/courses/magento-2-development-environment-docker/

​@@MarkShustAmazing thank you!

Sure thing, you're welcome!

Hi Chung, since there were changes to the XML, you will need to flush the cache with "bin/magento cache:flush". Magento uses something called a "full page cache" to avoid needing to rebuild this giant XML layer with every request. So by purging the cache, Magento will regenerate this big XML tree and then you should see your block 👍

Glad you like it Anand!