We've been leveraging Gally, a next generation Searchandising Engine, in several of our e-commerce projects. However, integrating the required services into our DDEV setups has become a repetitive task, involving manual copying and pasting.
How can we streamline this process and make it more efficient?
While digging deeper into Sylius templates, you may have found Twig Hooks named like this sylius_admin.customer.create.content.form.sections#left or this sylius_admin.customer.create.content.form.sections#right.
You might be wondering about the purpose of the #left and #right suffixes in these names.
Sylius positions itself as an e-commerce framework, providing a high degree of flexibility and allowing for extensive customization of its features.
In our latest Sylius project, we make heavy use of Sylius UX Components, e.g. Twig Components and Live Components.
Combining both with Sylius Twig Hooks, you can build a fully customizable, extendable, and interactive UI interfaces without the need for writing much Javascript code.
I've been selected to speak at SyliusCon 2025 in October. At the conference, I will talk about "Simplifying Sylius Containerization with DDEV". After having to cancel at the last minute last year, I'm thrilled to have a second opportunity to deliver this presentation, and I'm looking forward to sharing it with you.
A recent question in the Sylius Slack community asked how to customize error pages in Sylius 2.x. Having just tackled this challenge in one of our own merchant projects, I was able to provide some valuable guidance and insights.
In Sylius v2, when you create or update a resource in the back office, the flash message in German would look like this:
"Product wurde erfolgreich aktualisiert."
However, "Product" is not the correct wording in German.
In May, Sylius released their new Test Application project, which defines a shared testing environment designed to simplify plugin development and testing.
Mark your calendars for October 29th and 30th, as Bad Nauheim will be the place to be. My friends from programmier.bar are hosting the programmier.con - Web & AI Edition 2025 conference, and I'm excited to have been invited to give a talk about DDEV, a topic that was recently featured on the programmier.bar podcast.
On the 19th of September, I will be speaking once again at the PHP Developer Day Conference organized by my friends of the PHP Usergroup Dresden.