Magento 2 Themes with good Core Web Vitals and PageSpeed scores

I am looking for Magento 2 themes that will pass Google Core Web Vitals and also have good page speed scores (75+ on all mobile and desktop pages, according to Google PageSpeed Insights).

(I know Google scores aren’t perfect but SEO is important for this project so good Google scores are needed.) If you know of any, please let me know. Thanks!

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Compare Lego Prices

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is working on magento as a junior developer is the best idea?

Hey!

I’ve started a few months ago a job as a junior developer at a company that sells products for buildings and hired me to become their main developer for all their 10 stores worldwide all alone so they can save money.

My background is self learning frontend and no backend at all. Before starting work I’ve been promised a course by Adobe that will start once I start working. What actually happened is that a month after I started I finally got a bit of guidance from their outside company that are not too great.. before I even finished the materials to study I stopped getting the guidance as the company decided its too expensive and ended it and decided to move to one developer from that company who will take care of all of the company stores (which many are not up yet). Now I’m trying to get some help from him and also helping uploading products to the new stores, it’s hard to study in this situation and there’s not much of info online.

The company learned from the outside company that their 3 months plan of teaching me is unrealistic (like any other plan) and that this plan could’ve work only with a developer with experience and for a junior it will take about 9 months to learn only basics. Now that the company knows that they might fire me (they’ll see in a month how far I am in it)

One of my co-workers who actually manage the admin says he doesn’t think they’ll fire me as they need to bring someone to help him as well so if I do both helping him and learning to do a bit over magento and start doing more and more with time it might work out.

My question is – how realistic is that? Do you think I should try to leave as anyway I’m more into frontend? Do you think I should stay as it’s hard to find any job as a developer now?

Thank you for reading this far 🙏

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PHPSESSID “Shopping Cart is empty” after order cancelation – Video explanation

Hey all,

Magento makes me crazy…

Our site has been working fine, but a customer phoned today to let us know he couldn’t buy. If you try and purchase any item on www.medipost.shop you can add it to the shopping basket, but as soon as you click on the ‘proceed to checkout’ option, it presents you with

“Shopping Cart is Empty – You have no items in your shopping cart.”

When we clear (or even modify it) the cookie “PHPSESSID”, all return to normal.

Here is the video of the problem : https://recordit.co/XG8Vt1PUEs

How can I fix that ?

Thanksssss a lot !!

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Error during setup:di:compile

I am in developer mode and I get the below error while running setup:di:compile command. The logs also show the same error. I don’t know if anyone has encountered such an error.

Magento 2.4.5-p1. In Generator.php line 140:

Class “MagentoCatalogBlockProductData” does not exist

Class MagentoCatalogBlockProductAbstractProductsInterceptor generation error: The requested class did not generate properly, because the ‘generated’ directory permission is read-only. If — after running the ‘bin/magento setup:di:compile’ CLI command when the ‘generated’ d

irectory permission is set to write — the requested class did not generate properly, then y

ou must add the generated class object to the signature of the related construct method, only

.

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Switching to Production Mode

Being the procrastinator I am, I have yet to switch to production mode. Mainly because things are fine in developer mode in my opinion, but still need to switch.

I will have to do the skip compilation method for this because it keeps erroring out, so my question is: what will I need to do afterwards? I can’t seem to find a good answer, but what I assume I would have to do afterwards is:

php bin/magento setup:upgrade php bin/magento setup:di:compile php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy

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