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#Magento 1.9 devdocs upgrade

Magento 2 is more CPU hungry than Magento 1.It takes only seconds after installing Magento 2 to realize the following:

However, releasing a new version of a software like Magento 2 with clear performance issues, where performance has been/is a crucial cornerstone of the software, is never acceptable and is a clear sign that the maturity of the software is badly affected.Īlthough the different articles list performance enhancements as a feature of Magento 2, we do realize from the experience of working with both Magento products that this is not true and, most probably, this is all just theoretical speculations.

Releasing a re-write version of a software without adding new features is justifiable and actually expected for the first couple of releases until bugs are squashed and everything is stabilized.

#Magento 1.9 devdocs upgrade

Magento 2 is not an upgrade from Magento 1 it is more of a re-write so while it introduces some new features, more effort is put into Magento’s Core as we inspected earlier, so the lack of impressive new features is justified as long as no features were removed and hopefully with time new features will be added after stabilizing the product.

Performance, or lackthereof as we will discuss later.

Full-Page Cache (FPC), now available for Community edition as well.

More payment methods based on BrainTree.

Magento 2 has all the features included in Magento 1, yet adds upon it many new features like: We compared themes and extensions development, frontend development, and admin dashboard.In this sequel, we will explore more into the features, performance, stability, and deployment process. In part 1, we started a comparison between Magento 2 and Magento 1 in order to list what’s new in Magento 2, while comparing it to Magento 1 to put things into perspective.