what’s new in Magento 2.4?

Last year, Magento teased about releasing Magento 2.4.0 in 2020, the latest version upgrade in its squad. It released the beta version for testing purposes in June 2020. And now, it is finally available for everyone to download, install, and upgrade the existing Magento stores.

The latest version of Magento line-up includes over 100+ core code improvement for quality and over 30+ enhancements for security. Also, Magento mentioned about addressing 226+ GitHub issues and pull requests ranging from minor core code clean up to significant improvements in inventory management and GraphQL.

New Order Approval workflows, In-Store Pickup, 30x fast New Media Gallery, Seller-assisted Shopping, fast and easy deployment of headless and PWA studio, default two-factor authentication, improved tech-stack along with other security, platform, infrastructure, and performance improvements are major takeaways of this version upgrade. It also includes feature improvements in the B2B module for Commerce edition users.

These new features and enhancements will provide merchants with new opportunities to seize in this changing environment and make them ready for the future the eCommerce holds. So, if you are running on the older version than migrate or upgrade to the latest stable version – Magento 2.4.0.

How to Survive your eCommerce business in the time of Corona Outbreak

An unprecedented event like the corona pandemic has put the lives of many people and businesses at risk. The uncertainty of the event has terrified many fear-stricken people. Businesses are waking up in a world where the COVID-19 has been able to overtake the economy. Many businesses have lost their balance for operating at a rate they would in normal conditions. That’s when the emergency plan comes into the picture. Big corporates have a specialized team for analyzing risk and how to manage the business during emergencies like COVID-19. But small business does not have such teams or an emergency plan either. So, what they can do is to prepare a business for the worst case scenario, explore insurance options, spread ways to minimize the effects of the pandemic, take care of your worried customers and employees as well. There are strategies aggressive actions that you can implement right away. Also, be transparent and optimistic in your communication over the different channels. B

Top 10 Best Payment Gateways in India [Updated]

Due to the increase in the internet user base, the digital economy of India is growing. As per Statista, the eCommerce market share in India will cross the $64 billion mark for the year 2020. And by the year 2027, ‘tis expected to grow beyond $200 billion. From these statistics, we can say that the digital economy of India is growing day by day. Also, one report estimates that India will have 2.2% of the global digital payment market share by the year 2023. Thus, to conduct such kinds of huge digital payments, Indian service providers and eCommerce owners need strong, secure, fast, and user-friendly payment gateways in India. And due to the digitization move getting stronger day by day, people have started to use credit/debit cards, digital wallets, and other methods for doing payments on online platforms. As a new age entrepreneur and startup, you should look for transaction charges, time for setup, user interfaces, payment options, after-sale support, etc before selecting a pay

‘Figure Out’ 16 Reasons to Migrate to Magento 2 from your old Magento 1 Store

As we all know that Magento is shutting off Magento 1 from its list and are only going to focus on the development of Magento 2. So, the only option Magento 1 users have is to migrate to Magento 2. And June 2020 is the deadline for Magento 1. After that no technical support from the Magento team will be provided. Most of the users, foreseeing the future of Magento 2, have already transitioned to Magento 2. But there are still Magento 1 merchants who are confused and don’t know why they should rush into migrating to Magento 2. First, let’s talk about what happens if you do not migrate to Magento 2, Magento is ending support for all Magento 1.X editions. It means that no quality or security patches after June 2020. Magento 1 will become an outdated platform. It will have bugs and critical issues without any reliable solutions. With an outdated platform and critical bugs, you could lose PCI compliance. No PCI compliance means that you cannot accept payment via credit cards. Th

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