I'm new to JAMstack development, so this question arose. I found only one example of using Netlify CMS for e-commerce store: https://www.fullstackrocket.com/products/gatsby-ecommerce-netlify-cms
Netlify CMS is great for managing and editing content that is stored in your git repository alongside your code as yaml, toml, json, or markdown files.
If it's a good choice for your usecase depends how you want to build your e-commerce store:
If you build your site and online store from scratch with a site
generator (like gatsby, nextjs, hugo, jekyll...) and want to store
your product information in your git repo, Netlify CMS could be a
good choice.
If you use a site generator but manage your products in a proprietary
e-commerce platform like Shopify, you could use Netlify CMS for
managing other pages on your website or your blog
I checked Fullstack Rocket here and here, there are no updates on their blog since April 2020, so I would ask if their products are up to date.
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I am starting to create my first app using PHP laravel and osiset.
I have created a partner account and created an app as well. I have integrated the library also. Done with app installation and authorization.
Now I am stuck for the next step. I don't understand how can I link my code and settings implemented on my app to Shopify frontend. How can I link the app database to Shopify website?
I save all the customized data in the app and how can I link that data with Shopify website?
I am able to make a standalone app with PHP but don't understand how its data can be linked to Shopify website. How my app database can be used in shopify website?
I am new here. Any help is very much appreciated.
Thanks
You have two main choices in 2022.
App Proxy
Theme App Extension
Also, Post-Purchase extensions, for checkout stuff, but I digress. You should have no trouble injecting your special content using #1 or #2.
I want to create a blog using nuxt since I am familiar with vue js. I have looked at nuxt content module. I understand that i can create markdown blog posts. But, I am confused. If I deploy the app, then How can I add new blog posts?
Thank you.
You add the posts before deploying, in your source code, as described in Nuxt Content's documentation. Then you have to build the Nuxt project and (re)deploy the site.
If you need the ability to edit your blog after deployment, in your browser, and redeploy it after every editing automatically, you would need a service which has access to the source code and has ability to build & deploy your site. Netlify CMS can be one such solution, (especially) if your site's source code is on GitHub. (It works with private repositories too.)
I am trying to build multi vendor eCommerce progressive web application and I came across vue storefront. Although the documentation is very helpful I want to hear if I have made the right choice and where I could find some resources to build. Thanks in adavnce.
We had an e-commerce website built using Magento 2. Recently we decided to build our frontend using Vue Storefront PWA. It is feature rich but we've faced lots of issues regarding customizations. So my suggestion is to you that if your project doesn't need highly customization then go for it.
I'm new using Vue.js. I'm trying to build the frond-end design for a large system for a company. In this system the users have an account where they can access multiple pages to administrate their accounts, interactuate with other accounts, make appoinments, administrate or delete other users, etc. I think that since is a big system, I should use a MPA aproach, because I've read that SPA should not be used for webpages as blogs or online shops because those webpages that are constantly getting updated (as this system will be).
My question is: I can't find a propper guide to configure MPA on vue, is there one guide for this?
I already followed up this stackoverflow anwser by PJ.Wanderson: multiple pages in Vue.js CLI
but is still have doubts.
Should I still be using the vue router? What kind of configuration should I use there?
How can I handle routes with parameters in this case? Should I use SSR too in this case?
Thanks in advance.
If you want to build a MPA in Vuejs, your best bet is building it in Nuxt. Nuxt wil handle all the SSR for you. I'm wondering why even build it in Vue in the first place? The reason there isn't that much information on MPA's with Vuejs is because most people build SPA's with it. Another alternative would be to build a SPA in Vuejs and deploy that on a subdomain. Then have al your marketing and other relevant pages on a simple wordpress site. Hope this helped.
I want to install some Apps in my unpublished theme (development theme) without impacting published (live) theme.
I have searched in google but couldn't find any solution. If anybody have done this type of task then please help me. Thanks in advance!
If the app provides an option for choosing a theme then yes you can, but otherwhise you can't.
Most APPs now install scripts that inject some content. Those scripts are tied directly to the live theme and if there is no option to choose a specific theme you can't change that functionality.
So you don't have a lot of options, if the APPs are not paid you can create a separate dev store where you can do your testing or styling and transfer the theme to the live store once you are done. But if the APPs are paid you will need to communicate with your client that there is a chance that the app may modify some of the current theme functionality and this may be visible on the live site.
The different apps are as follow:
Has an option for choosing a theme
Modify the theme files directly
Includes a script that will inject content and functionality to the front-end
Mash up of the above
Have in mind that all of the above indicates that these apps will modify the front-end in some way, there are APPs that extend the back-end and doesn't modify the front-end.