PrestaShop / PrestaShop/prestashop.github.io
Idea for articles: new features for developers
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Description
Idea:
Series of shorter articles presenting new developer features in PrestaShop 8. This might feel like a duplication of some of the documentation items. Still, it would help share these pieces on a broader scale on social media + a better way to provide developers with real-life examples.
Series name:
e.g., PrestaShop 8 zoom-in: ...
Ideas:
- PrestaShop 8 zoom-in: changes in the Hook component, how to deal with them?
- PrestaShop 8 zoom-in: new CLI features
- PrestaShop 8 zoom-in: versioning for assets, how to use it? (it probably could be as an explanation of entire
registerStylesheet,registerJavascript) + best practices - PrestaShop 8 zoom-in: improved front office profiler
- PrestaShop 8 zoom-in: creating a module for the new back office product page
(on hold) - PrestaShop 8 zoom-in: using PATCH method in Webservice
- PrestaShop 8 zoom-in: creating your own distribution
- PrestaShop 8 zoom-in: meet new hooks + examples
- PrestaShop 8 zoom-in: details behind performance optimizations
- PrestaShop 8 zoom-in: what's new for front-end developers?
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Research direction
The issue proposes a broad series of articles covering hooks, CLI features, asset versioning, the profiler, Webservice PATCH requests, distributions, performance, and front-end development. No files, tests, or entry points are named; first narrow the series to one topic and identify the relevant existing documentation. Done means an agreed article scope with a publishable article and real-life examples.
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Assessment
- Domain
- content, documentation
- Issue type
- Documentation
- Difficulty
- 5/5
- Estimated time
- Over a week
- Activity status
- Stale
- Clarity
- Needs clarification
- Newbie friendliness
- 25/100