The Vue Storefront Next is reaching maturity and—with two natively implemented integrations with Shopware and commercetools—is officially changing to production-ready status. Check out what we are planning next!
With the current version of Next Core APIs field-tested in two integrations natively implemented—with commercetools and Shopware—Vue Storefront Next changes status from R&D to production-ready.
It took us two intensive months to move the Capybara Theme from “Developer’s preview” status to “Release Candidate”. We’re very happy to announce that we’ve just achieved this important milestone!
The founders of BreakHarbor, seeking the best possible mobile-first experience, decided to skip native apps and implement a Progressive Web App from day one.
Despite already featuring a modern responsive frontend, Spree Commerce decided to build a PWA alternative using Vue Storefront and integrate it with an Instagram feed and an influencer referral program.
In April, we hosted a webinar in which Piotr Karwatka, CTO at Divante, talked with Halil Köklü, CTO at LoveCrafts, on how to go headless with Vue Storefront. In case you missed it, you can download all the materials.
Spree2vs bridges two open source initiatives into a complete eCommerce platform. It combines Spree’s inventory and order management capabilities with Vue Storefront’s modern approach to consumer online shopping experiences.
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