Useful websites on Magento
In this section, you can find a lot of interesting articles about Magento development, Magento design, and free extensions.
Excellence Magento blog
This is the blog of Manish Prakash, a Magento and mobile app developer. His blog is full of interesting tutorials and articles on Magento development.
Check out at http://excellencemagentoblog.com. Consider the following screenshot:
Fabrizio Branca blog
Fabrizio Branca is a certified developer, and he released a number of free extensions to boost up your Magento, especially the cache.
You can find all the free extensions he created at
http://www.fabrizio-branca.de/magento-modules.html.
You can even read interesting Magento articles at
http://www.fabrizio-branca.de/magento.html.
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Bubble codes by Johann Reinke
In this website blog, you can find interesting articles and resources related to Magento as well as the free Magento Go admin theme.
You can check this out at http://www.bubblecode.net/en. Consider the following screenshot:
Inchoo's blog
Inchoo is a web company specialized in Magento and they own a blog full of useful information, tips, and free modules that you can use for your project and to understand a lot of things about Magento development, e-commerce-related marketing, and Magento custom free and useful extensions.
You can find the blog at http://inchoo.net/blog. Consider the following screenshot:
Tuts plus Magento tutorials
If you are looking for some other neat, simple tutorials on Magento and Magento design, you can find some interesting articles when you go to the Tuts plus website and search for Magento.
You can access all the Magento articles at
http://code.tutsplus.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&view=&search[keywods]=magento&button=.
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Smashing magazine
Smashing magazine is an online magazine for web designers and developers.
Here too, you can find a lot of articles about Magento. You can access this at http://coding.smashingmagazine.com/tag/magento/. Consider the following screenshot:
