Here's a quick reference to help Magento administrators when they're configuring what admin screens should be enabled for various business roles. For the most part, the permission (aka "Resource") required for access to each screen corresponds to the path of the admin screen. But this isn't always the case. There are a number of screens that have been moved around, such as "Customers > Customer Groups" so the name of the permission no longer matches the location of the backend screen. Also, a number of permissions are used for multiple screens. For example, the "Catalog" permission is used for "Catalog" and "Catalog > Inventory".
I've been working with the Magento 2 REST API off and on over the past two years now. One of the hassles with the API is just figuring out what permissions are required to access a particular API endpoint. When setting up access for API users, I have seen some Magento 2 administrators just take the...
Would you rather have a 10% return on $100 or a 5% return on $1000?
\[ \begin{align} $100 \times 10\%_{ROI} &= $10 \\ $1000 \times 5\%_{ROI} &= $50 \end{align}\]
If you have to pick one or the other, you’d pick the $1000 investment at the lower ROI. In the real world, though, we can usua...
I recently had the "pleasure" of working with a marketing consultant who tried to improve performance for a mutual client by focusing intensely on achieving a high ROI across every one of their marketing channels. This type of thinking is very common in the ecommerce and online advertising world......
Presention by Joshua Warren & David Deppner
Meet Magento New York 2016
Slideshare: Pay No Attention to the Project Manager Behind the Curtain
This presentation was given by Joshua Warren of Creatuity and David Deppner of Psyberware. In this presentation, they discuss the early days of Mag...
