What is PrestaShop Build Blog?

This blog is where project members communicate directly with the community. It’s especially targeted at those who contribute (to core, translations, documentation, modules/themes, etc.)

This blog is about everything that has to do with PrestaShop project. The whole PrestaShop project team contributes: developers, product managers, designers, tech writers, etc. We welcome your contributions!

We write about everything that happens to the PrestaShop software:

  • New releases,
  • Activity in the project in the past month,
  • The upcoming improvements in the codebase,
  • Current and future architecture changes,

…and all behavior changes that might affect you as a developer, a module/theme author, or simply as a Open Source fan :)

This blog also hosts How-Tos on certain features, we share best practices and tips on how to work with PrestaShop.

Contribute

How about writing a guest post here? Maybe you’ve been working with PrestaShop for a while and you want to write about how you use it? Or you feel a cool feature could use a highlight with sample code? Go ahead, suggest a new article — that might even inspire other people in the community to write too!

Before you start writing, please send us a short proposal at [email protected]. Once we have agreed with you on the topic, you can submit your article using a simple pull request.

Also, if we merge one of your cool pull requests on the PrestaShop project, we may invite you to tell us more about it here.

Unless specified otherwise on the article, all content on the build.prestashop-project.org site is licensed under the CC-BY-SA license – meaning that you can redistribute, remix, adapt, and build upon the content, so long as you give attribution and license the modified content under identical terms.

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Guidelines

Support

This blog is not for support. If you need help, you can see available options here.

Feature requests

If you want to see some feature added to PrestaShop, please open a ‘Feature request’ issue on GitHub.

Bug report

If you find a bug or something that doesn’t work as expected, please open a ‘Bug report’ on GitHub.

Contributors

Read the full list of article contributors.