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PrestaShop will turn into an entirely unexpected programming with the arrival of 1.7 in the up and coming months. Here are a couple reasons why I think it will be a calamity for the organization.
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Here is the refreshed post a couple days after the authority 1.7 discharge: PrestaShop 1.7 is out, here is the reason it is a disappointment.

The more I read about PrestaShop 1.7, the more I think it will be an entire disappointment.

PrestaShop 1.7 will (nearly) not be retro-perfect (by any stretch of the imagination)

While the primary news about it, which came straightforwardly from the advancement group, said a slow adjustment to symfony and hogan, the latest FAQs on the construct site unmistakably expressed that moving up to 1.7 will be alongside outlandish.

1.7 will be an intense move in how the product is considered since its own particular roots, and thus 90% of what at present works fine on your 1.6 will never be perfect with 1.7. This was clear for topics as of now (which may even be worthy), however regardless of the possibility that despite everything they specify that 1.6 modules "ought to work with practically zero changes in 1.7″, they include a couple of provisos incongruencies, particularly:

- those which focus on the subject/front office – in light of the fact that we modified the way topics are composed.

- those which focus on the Product page – on the grounds that we revamped it with Symfony2 and its Twig format motor.

- those which focus on the Modules page – once more, since we revamped it with Symfony2 and its Twig format motor.

To decipher and make it clear to everybody:

- Anything that yields substance to the front office (90% of the modules, including sliders, best deals, coupon related, menus… )

- Anything that snares to DisplayAdminProductsExtra

- Anything that has an arrangement menu (?). Difficult to decipher this, there is no module that I know changing the modules list, so we need to expect it's the modules arrangement page

Will any shipper ever move up to 1.7? (Short answer: no.)

Given the crazy measure of exertion that will be required to redesign a running store to PrestaShop 1.7 (see here), it's probable that no one will ever do it.

Thinking about the present chills one as of now feels while overhauling a minor form, and perceiving how agonizing it has been to move from 1.4 to 1.5, or to 1.5 to 1.6 previously, odds are no shipper will ever hazard his business to fundamentally change to another product. Too bad, this is the thing that 1.7 will be, a totally new framework that will drive you to begin over again with your shop.

Smarty or not Smarty

It's difficult to comprehend a couple of indiscernible lines of the FAQs page. While they express the 1.6 subjects won't be perfect with 1.7, they additionally need to keep utilizing Smarty. It would have been exceptional to change to Symfony since 1.7.0, rather than arranging it for future forms, since regardless no one will have the capacity to redesign (predicting different contrary qualities ahead).
I still use smarty on development module. The Instagram Prestashop Module is also same.

Farewell abrogates!

Yes. Tragically, PrestaShop 1.7 won't utilize abrogates any longer. The article states legacy engineering will in any case be usable; however the back office's Product and Modules page won't permit their use. Into human dialect, it implies all modules at present (carefully) utilizing abrogates should drop the framework in future 1.7 forms.

This adds another indicate the issues for upgraders: any module utilizing abrogates should be re-composed.

It is not clear yet how changes will be dealt with, but rather as long-term engineer, I am perplexed the new expansions framework will strongly affect code viability.

And the sky is the limit from there

- Mixed up back office interface (Symfony on a few pages, Smarty on others)

- The present Beta is practically difficult to introduce on non-unix OS (attempted 4 times, all disappointments)

- 1.7 will even now utilize the old Swiftmailer, which implies no TLS or similarity with Google Servers

For all these, there will be no reason not to move to some other programming (OpenCart, Magento, just to give some examples) for those individuals as of now encountering inconvenience and impediments with PrestaShop 1.6. PrestaShop 1.7 doesn't just have two or three great major issue elements, it's only a disappointment in its own origination.

As I would like to think, it's not satisfactory to request that any trader switch web based business programming subsequent to building up an effective business. Given that no one (1.000009%?) will ever move up to the new form, PrestaShop is presumably going to lose a major cut, up to 70%, of its present client base. Pondering your business long haul, you might need to begin searching for a raft.

Stay tuned for more information about PrestaShop 1.7's discharge.