Updates

Hello from Italy! This is Alessandro Ronchi, on behalf of the Mage-OS Association. On April 4th, 2023, I participated as a speaker in the first Mage-OS meetup in Italy. The event was organized by PHP User Group Romagna and hosted by Extera, and it took place both online and in person. About a dozen…

The recently-released Magento 2.4.6 (along with 2.4.5-p2, and 2.4.4-p3) is now available on all Mage-OS mirror and distribution repositories. We had to delay the release briefly because of a missing release tag on one of the upstream Magento repositories, which we reported and has since been corrected. If you’re interested in using a Mage-OS…

We’re excited to announce the launch of the brand new Mage-OS website, which brings a fresh new design, more content on Mage-OS itself, and, even more importantly, dedicated merchant-focused content on Magento Open Source and the Magento community and ecosystem. And this is just the start, as our new site provides the base to…

Product Update See Adam Crossland’s NX demo for a sneak peek of where Mage-OS tech is headed. Adam Crossland and Damien Retzinger have been working on using a tool called NX to build a dependency graph of all code in Mage-OS. This graph lets us use code or commands to trace the files and modules…

Happy New Year, dear friends! Over the holidays we took some time to rest and reflect on all that we’ve achieved last year. We hope you found as much energy as we did to help reach your 2023 goals. While it was quiet on the outside, we still got a lot done, thanks to…

Meet Commerce Spain is taking place on Tuesday 13th December, in Madrid, Spain. For a couple of months, the team at Mage-OS has been preparing for this event with much enthusiasm and excitement. Why? Because it felt so good to catch up in person at Meet Magento New York 2022, we wanted to do it…