OpenAI has introduced a new feature in ChatGPT called Pulse. Unlike previous features where ChatGPT waits for you to ask questions, Pulse is built to be proactive — it delivers personalized updates without you needing to initiate every chat. As…
Earlier in 2025, Google DeepMind introduced a new image editing and generation feature inside its Gemini app known informally as Nano Banana (official name Gemini 2.5 Flash Image). Since its launch, it has become one of the most talked-about AI…
When working on large-scale e-commerce systems, sending tasks like notifications, emails, or integrations directly in the request cycle can slow down performance. Magento 2 provides a Message Queue framework to handle these tasks asynchronously. In this blog, we will explore…
Magento (now Adobe Commerce) has always been known for its flexibility. Developers could extend it through modules, APIs, and integrations. But as businesses scale and move toward cloud-native architectures, the way we extend Adobe Commerce also needs to evolve. That’s…
A plugin is a class that intercepts method calls in Magento 2. It gives you the ability to: In other words, plugins let you extend functionality without touching the original code. Why Use Plugins? Plugins are one of Magento’s most…
Magento 2 has a lot going on under the hood. Sometimes, you need to tweak how a class behaves without rewriting everything. That’s exactly where Virtual Types step in. In this post, we’ll break down: What is a Virtual Type?…
When working with Magento 2, you’ll often hear about Service Contracts. If you’re new to Magento or still figuring out its architecture, this term might sound complex. But in reality, service contracts are simply Magento’s way of ensuring that your…
If you’ve been working with Magento 2, chances are you’ve come across the term Object Manager.It looks tempting, right? With just one line of code, you can create any class instance: Easy and quick. But here’s the catch – Magento…
If you’re learning object-oriented programming, you’ve probably heard of interfaces. And maybe you’ve wondered: “Why do we need interfaces when we can simply write classes?” It’s a fair question. At first, interfaces seem like an extra layer of complexity. But…
If you’ve worked with Magento 2, you’ve probably come across the term controller. Controllers are the entry points for handling requests in Magento. They decide what happens when a user visits a certain URL. In this blog, I’ll walk you…