On September 6, 2018, Magento announced that they would maintain the support system for Magento 1 until June 2020. This announcement was made to correct Magento’s previous claim that they would stop providing support for Magento 1 three years after releasing Magento 2 (until November 2018). At the same time, Magento highly suggests all store
It goes without saying that more and more Magento e-commerce store owners are implementing Magento Migrations, especially when Magento 1 “end-of-life” day is coming close. In addition, the main motivation for moving from Magento 1 to Magento 2 is getting a more modern website design and stable performance, faster website speed, and much better user
In recent years, Magento migration has gradually considered as an indispensable trend for Magento users. Probably no one doesn’t know about tremendous benefits that Magento 2 brings for us, from more modern and eye-catching design (plenty of themes and templates), excellent performance (fast and stable) to great user experience (convenient checkout with multiple payment methods), and
Magento 1 to 2 migration has been one of the hottest topics among the Magento community since 2018. More than a half of Magento 1 stores now are planning for their migration because of seeing a lot of Magento 2 potentials. Meanwhile, the remainings still wonder whether to move their sites from Magento 1 to Magento 2
Facing the threat of no longer being supported by Magento after “Magento 1 End-of-life”, most of the Magento store owners now are wondering whether they should migrate Magento 1 to 2 now or continue running their Magento 1 websites. In fact, we all understand that Magento 2 might bring about much better performance compared to
Magento 1 to Magento 2 migration is one of the biggest concerns of Magento users in recent years. There are a variety of reasons to upgrade to Magento 2 but the primary one is that while continuous improvements were made on Magento 2, Magento 1 seems to lag behind with poor security patches. Apart from
Although we haven’t heard an official announcement of “Magento 1 End-of-life” from Magento, many store owners migrated or are planning to migrate their websites from Magento 1 to 2. It’s no doubt that Magento 2 has surpassed its previous versions in the store design, performance, functionality and user experience, which create a strong motivation to upgrade to
Do you know that one out of four e-commerce businesses now is using Magento? In recent years, Magento has become one of the most prevalent e-commerce platforms with more than 250,000 stores worldwide. In addition, the majority of these e-shops are Magento based or planning for Magento migration from 1 to 2. Although Magento 1
