I have developed the plugin in shopware6 and I want to move it to the cloude, How can we do that and manage the versions of plugins as well?
You can't. Within the cloud version you need an APP.
You have to migrate your plugin code to app code. The effort depends on the complexity of your plugin. I.e. a Theme is pretty easy to port from plugin to app system.
But the more backend logic you have the harder it gets. Because apps are more limited then plugins for self-hosted shopware in nature.
You will find some first approaches in the official docs https://developer.shopware.com/docs/guides/plugins/apps
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I'm starting to research and learn Azure Functions. Specifically I need to learn about webooks.
This video uses a template; https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/resources/videos/create-a-web-hook-or-api-azure-function/
I have seen this in other tutorials/post on setting up an Azure Function to handle a Github webhooks.
When I create a new function I do not have any of these templates show up. I'm assuming they may need to be uploaded but I have searched and not found any information of where they may be located and how to import them.
Are these still available to use?
Thanks!
I believe that video is quite old. You can find the latest documentation which contains quite a few quickstarts and tutorials to get you started.
Also, while you can create functions from the portal, most of the development can be done locally which is usually preferred by most. Depending on your preference, you could develop using
Visual Studio Code
Visual Studio
CLI (along with any editor of your choice :D)
Also, there are a couple of supported languages from which you can choose from to develop for.
I'm planning to learn about Nodejs and try to make a website for upload image or embed video from other site for my class.
It likes a public social network with just a just a few blog features for administrator only.
Cause of the limited of myself and the time, I decide to use an open source Nodejs CMS which has almost those function and contribute it to became my class's website.
Please give me some suggestion, are there any CMS like that?
I tried once Relax CMS, it's really powerful.
From GitHub
Relax is a powerful new generation CMS on top of React and Node.js which aims for a better way of building websites.
It features a live page builder based on components and a smart and easy way of binding dynamic data to them.
It's almost ready for production, but you can check the demo out, and the project page https://github.com/relax/relax.
Did you take a look at Strapi (https://github.com/strapi/strapi)?
Halfway between a Node.js Framework and a Headless CMS, it saves weeks of API development time.
Thanks to its extensible plugin system, it provides a large set of built-in features:
Extensible Admin Panel
Authentication & Permissions management
File management
Content Management
API Generator
GraphQL support
Let me know if you have any question.
I would like to develop an AngularJS app with Breeze. I usually use NodeJS with Express but I hear it wont work with Breeze. All the example on breezejs.com use ASP.Net but i am on a mac and you can't run visual studio... What are my options ?
We are releasing a sample later today (in breeze v1.3.0) that shows Breeze talking to an arbitrary web service that could have been written on any platform using any technology.
Obviously, we need more of these examples and as importantly we need to show server side implementations of how one might write these web servivces to best leverage Breeze. But... this is all definitely on our roadmap, and we are actively looking for partners in this process.
I want to use the Web Platform Installer to perform installations and manage dependencies, but because we store version information in a database, the options for discovery that are supported by the WPI won't work for us.
Based on what I've learned so far setting up a custom feed, I don't even know how you would inject any sort of custom logic into the application, but I thought I'd better throw a question out here before I give up.
Is it possible to add custom logic for how the Web Platform Installer discovers which services have been installed?
Thanks!
As far as I've been able to tell, this is not possible. We ended up coming up with a custom solution to fit our needs.
For those interested, chocolatey (http://nuget.org/List/Packages/chocolatey) is another great utility for custom installations.
Is it possible to develop plugins for Microsoft Office Communicator? If so, where does one start -- is there an SDK?
The Custom Tabs sample app may be just what you are looking for.
A good place to start would be the SDK. I'm not sure if you can create plugins for it, but since it has a API, you can definitely hook into it from external apps or webpages.