JaJuMa

For years, our agency website was a bit like that old rag rug everyone has—a collection of patches and mismatched pieces that somehow managed to hold together while somehow getting the job done.  It was time to transition to something more powerful and modern...

Welcome to our Magento Christmas Calendar 2023!With our Christmas Calendar we hope to bring some joy and fun for everyone in the Magento community while counting down the days until Christmas...Our calendar is packed for you with tons of surprises , Magento stuff and things to play with...And the best of all: It's all FREE!

It's not really new information, the default Magento frontend "Luma Theme" will be discontinued by AdobeThis was communicated some time ago, but now confirmed again in the January update of the Magento Open Source Community Alliance.That it will happen sooner or later was also foreseeable. The Luma theme was, to put it mildly, not a success story from the beginning.

So there has been the Open Letter that probably everyone involved with Magento has read and many signed. There have been lots of discussions around this letter already and many have voiced their opinions in blog posts and on social media. Maybe a bit late to the party, I still want to add my take on this matter and express my view on this letter and the current situation as well as hopes for the future of Magento.

Hello Magento Marketplace! The time has come, we published our first extension in Magento Marketplace. The "JaJuMa PRG Pattern Link Masking Extension" allows Magento 2 Merchants a significant SEO optimization for their filter navigation by using the PRG Pattern (Post / Redirect / Get Pattern).

It's done, JaJuMa.de presents itself in a new guise: New design, new layout, new colors. But that's not all: While on our previous page it was still about JaJuMa as "Marketplace Agency", there's now a lot more to see about what we actually do: New Services More Information More Details...

Meanwhile, the lack of IT professionals has arrived not only in the media, but also in real life. Especially for company founders this represents a significant challenge! Even with a very interesting business case, it is difficult to find and convince IT experts to join the team. Furthermore, building a team of permanent IT professionals is usually financially difficult to achieve for the average start-up company, but often also makes little sense.

It took a little longer than planned, as we are fortunate enough to be well-versed with software development and the first projects, but today it starts and off we go with our JaJuMa Blog. We are pleased to write about developments, interesting facts and interesting project experiences from the e-commerce cosmos and to discuss them with you.