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Are you on Magento 1 or 2? We've been building a site in Magento 2 and while the number of joins, hassle with re-indexing performance, and lack of null vs zero
by komon 7y ago
Are you on Magento 1 or 2? We've been building a site in Magento 2 and while the number of joins, hassle with re-indexing performance, and lack of null vs zero vs empty string handling in the flat tables are all very annoying, the actual site is quite fast with all the caching turned on on a server with enough gerbils behind it.
My main complaint with Magento 2 is with the feature that is it's biggest selling point: its flexibility. The fact that any public method on any class is wrappable/replaceable, and that any class in the system can be replaced wholesale, and any javascript or any template in the system can be wrapped or replaced, from anywhere, by any module, at a distance, just makes the whole thing a huge cluster to deal with once you get any number of 3rd party modules.