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PrestaShop Core Weekly - Week 19 & 20 of 2015
An inside look at PrestaShop's codebase
Another set of short weeks here in Paris, which means another edition of the Core Weekly report that spans two weeks of change to the PrestaShop codebase.
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How to override modules in PrestaShop
Override module methods in PrestaShop 1.6.0.11 and above
Since version 1.6.0.11 of PrestaShop, there is a new feature that allows developers to override a module’s instance classes (ie. its main module files, see the PR by @axometeam).
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PrestaShop Core Weekly - Week 17 & 18 of 2015
An inside look at PrestaShop's codebase
Missed a week, but the Core Weekly report is still alive and kicking!
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PrestaShop Core Weekly - Week 16 of 2015
An inside look at PrestaShop's codebase
Core Weekly, expectedly back again for Week 16 of 2015!
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Create the perfect .gitignore file for your PrestaShop projects
Commit only the right files
As a serious developer, you need to use versioning (or “revision control”) for your projects, in order to track changes to your files… and be able to travel back in time when a disaster happens. There are many CVS (Concurrent Versions System) available out there today, but Git is by far the most popular in 2015, and one of the most used in the Open Source world, right behind Subversion (svn).
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PrestaShop Core Weekly - Week 15 of 2015
An inside look at PrestaShop's codebase
Welcome to Week 15 in PrestaShop Core development! This is the Core Weekly!
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PrestaShop Core Weekly - Week 14 of 2015
An inside look at PrestaShop's codebase
…and we’re back for another Core Weekly report! As you can see, we’ve moved to the Build.PrestaShop blog, which is where all dev activity will be talked about, for and with the Community!
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.htaccess generator
Add another security layer to your back office
Even if your back office is already secured by PrestaShop’s login, you might want to add another layer of security from your webserver itself. This is done using the
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Welcome to build.prestashop.com!
Ready, set… go!
Welcome to build.prestashop.com!
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PrestaShop Core Weekly - Week 12 & 13 of 2015
An inside look at PrestaShop
Hello everyone, and welcome back to the weekly… Core Weekly! Well, this is a special bi-weekly edition, since a lot have happened outside of Core for PrestaShop lately :) We’ll get back to our weekly scheduling for the next Core Weekly.
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