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  1. Exploring module.xml in Magento 2: Understanding Module Registration and Dependencies

    Exploring module.xml in Magento 2: Understanding Module Registration and Dependencies
    This module.xml file is an example of how to declare a module in Magento 2, specifically named Rudra_Phonepe, and configure it to ensure proper loading with dependencies. Let's break down what each part of this XML configuration means: Explanation of Each Part: XML Declaration (<?xml version="1.0"?>): This line declares that the document is an XML file and uses version 1.0...
  2. Understanding di.xml in Magento 2: A Complete Guide to Dependency Injection Configuration

    Understanding di.xml in Magento 2: A Complete Guide to Dependency Injection Configuration
    In Magento 2, di.xml is an essential configuration file used for dependency injection (DI), which is a design pattern utilized to achieve a flexible and modular architecture. DI is an important concept in Magento 2 as it helps manage dependencies between classes, reducing coupling and enhancing testability and code maintainability. Key Concepts of di.xml: Purpose of di.xml:The di.xml file defines...
  3. How to Create a Custom Payment Module in Magento 2: A Step-by-Step Guide

    How to Create a Custom Payment Module in Magento 2: A Step-by-Step Guide
    Creating a new payment module for Magento 2 involves multiple steps to ensure it integrates seamlessly with Magento's checkout and payment processes. Here’s a structured guide to help you build a custom payment module: Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Custom Payment Module in Magento 2 Create the Module Directory StructureCreate the necessary folders in app/code: app └── code └── VendorName...
  4. Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Custom Magento 2 Theme

    Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Custom Magento 2 Theme
    Creating a custom Magento 2 theme involves several steps. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you set up a new Magento 2 theme: 1. Directory Structure Create the directory structure for your theme in app/design/frontend. The structure should follow this pattern: app └── design └── frontend └── VendorName └── ThemeName ├── etc ├── media ├── web │ ├── css │...

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