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Comment #34630549
1. Bandwidth 2. Double Click 3. JAMStack 4. Ecosystem 5. Web3 6. Headless 7. Microservices 8. Sunset 9. Cloud 10. MACH What did I miss? Which ones do you disagree with?
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Comment #34626731
This is very true. It's also why we have svelte-kit, remix, astrojs, and other frameworks that take a transitional app approach. They are server-rendered where it makes sense and c…
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Comment #34626498
ElasticPath | Engineers, Business Analysts, Customer Success, etc | Full-Time | US/Canada/UK | REMOTE Read more about the positions and apply at https://www.elasticpath.com/company…
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Comment #34066312
We are seeing a distinct split in the space. Monolithic applications are trying to adopt as many features as possible to stay relevant and interesting for potential buyers. They ar…
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Comment #33983355
Saleor.io is a good start. Consider Medusa and Vendure if you want to stay open-source. If you are interested in SaaS, look at Elastic Path. I see a lot of people recommending the …
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Comment #33983285
I'm going to have to disagree. While basic startups may be best served by shopify anything with complexity should consider an API-First platform. B2B2C, Multi, etc. all benefit fro…
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Comment #33983109
It's worth considering a composable commerce SaaS. Many let you pick and choose the pieces you need, so you can fill out the remaining components and only replace what you built if…
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Comment #33983064
This seems like an old view of the current ecommerce landscape. Sure Magento is still an option, but as you pointed out it should only be considered for basic implementations where…
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Comment #33830613
Elastic Path | Engineers, Front-end Developers, Business Analysts, Customer Success, etc | Full-Time | US/Canada/UK | REMOTE Read more about the positions and apply at https://www.…
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Comment #33624228
IP is valued on it's ability to generate revenue. This is why the patent on swinging sideways in a playground is worthless, but the patent on the telephone was extremely valuable. …
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Comment #33454791
Disclaimer: I work for Elastic Path. We are an ecommerce solution with a leading product management solution (Gartner recognized us for both ecommerce and PIM) and a new integratio…
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Comment #33450635
Elastic Path | Engineers, Front-end Developers, Business Analysts, Customer Success, etc | Full-Time | US/Canada/UK | REMOTE Read more about the positions and apply at https://www.…
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Comment #33107911
Elastic Path | Engineers, Front-end Developers, Business Analysts, Customer Success, etc | Full-Time | US/Canada/UK | REMOTE Read more about the positions and apply at https://www.…
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Comment #32938437
GraphQL was designed to solve a singular problem, slow mobile internet speeds. Now that mobile internet (5G) is faster then some wired home connections I'm worried that GraphQL wil…
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Comment #32938411
Building a platform or building an ecommerce business? For a platform I would say the number of variations and edge cases from one business to the next. eCommerce looks deceptively…
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Comment #32693919
ElasticPath | Engineers, Business Analysts, Customer Success, etc | Full-Time | US/Canada/UK | REMOTE Read more about the positions and apply at https://www.elasticpath.com/company…
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Comment #32318727
Elastic Path | REMOTE | Canada, US, UK http://app.jobvite.com/m?3mnjvmwo - Cloud Engineer - DevOps Engineer - Senior IT Business Analyst - Senior Product Manager - Senior Technical…
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Comment #32251695
You are probably correct for small to medium sized tech teams building software. With that said, in 2022 I'd expect any company selling a SaaS product to be built with micro-servic…
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Comment #32251277
A total rant about how headless commerce is not actually headless.
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