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A curated list of awesome Magento 2 Extensions & Resources.

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What is Magento?

Magento is an open-source e-commerce application that allows you to create webshops. We often speak of a frontend (the storefront where customers buy products) and a backend (the Magento Admin Panel where customers and products are being managed). The open source bit refers to the fact that the source code of Magento (PHP, HTML, CSS, JS, XML, and others) is distributed under an open-source license (OSLv3) that allows anyone to reuse the code and make changes to it. This open-source aspect has led to the massive popularity of the product Magento so that we often use the word Magento to refer to either the product, the community around it or both.

Magento was started by a company called Varien, and with Magento version 1 (first released in 2008), popularity began to grow. Magento version 2 was first released in November 2015 but faced a problematic adoption because of its complex architecture and outdated features (KnockoutJS, RequireJS, Zend Framework 1). On the storefront part, this led to various new frontends. In 2018, Magento was acquired by Adobe. Later, Magento Enterprise was integrated into the Adobe cloud as Adobe Commerce Cloud, while the Magento Community Edition was relabeled Magento Open Source. In the community, there was uncertainty whether Adobe would maintain Magento Open Source in the long run in the way the community would see fit. This uncertainty led to a community initiative called Mage-OS.

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Events: Meet the community

Meet Magento

Meet Magento Events bring together everyone from merchants through developers, solution and technology providers, and marketers—and we continue to expand.

Front-ends

The storefront of Magento 2 can be styled in numerous ways:

Tools

Open Source Extensions

Development Utilities

Deployment

Localization

Search

CMS

Marketing

Adminhtml / Backend

Security

Payment Service Provider

Infrastructure

Proprietary Extensions

Progressive Web Application

Blogs

Personal Blogs

Company Blogs

Other

Learning

Platforms

Official Resources

List of trustworthy Extension Developers

Magento Extension Developers Network (ExtDN) The Magento Extension Developers Network (ExtDN) is a vetted network of extension developers whose core business is to develop and sell quality Magento extensions. I founded ExtDN to bring accountability and trust to the Magento extension market. ExtDN members agree to hold themselves accountable to high standards of coding, copyright and business conduct.

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To the extent possible under law, David Lambauer has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to this work.

Thanks Anna Völkl & Sander Mangel for collecting all the language packs!

Thanks MageTitans for sharing the Talks on YouTube.