Building any application is a challenge itself, but modern technologies can make the development process a bit less painful. Thanks to them, you can focus on your business objectives. To make your choice of these technologies easier, once in a while we take a closer look at them in our blog posts. Our goal is […]
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Shopify itself is a high-performant eCommerce platform that is rapidly growing and its popularity keeps on rising among actual and future online store owners. However, the fact remains that there is still a huge room for improvement. Things like limited functionalities, not-so-good SEO performance, and standard design interfere with beating out the competition and increasing the revenue.
This raises some questions that we want to answer today – what Shopify owners can do about that? How can they implement additional functionalities, improve SEO performance and create a custom design in their stores?
The answer is simple yet not easy: “headless eCommerce”.
Usually, when you open a shop in Shopify, you can have a default home page, product page, and other pages, but they are limited in functionalities, weak on SEO, and make your store look like thousands of other stores.
Ambitious webshops aim to deliver more customised and outstanding service, to look more serious, trustful and align better to meet the clients’ expectations.
And to do so, they need a custom storefront – an out-of-the-box, static eCommerce website, that is uniquely built with third-party technology, connected to an eCommerce platform, like Shopify.
And this blog post will show you the right way to do it.
The world is rushing forward like a sports car that’s hard to catch or even to spot. What seemed impossible yesterday, it’s a standard today. And a world of eCommerce is changing, too – the competition is growing quickly and so are the requirements of customers. It’s no longer just about offering the right product […]
After a short summer break, we are up and running again! 💪 Introducing the New JSX Transform Upgrading to the new transform is completely optional, but it has a few benefits: With the new transform, you can use JSX without importing React. Depending on your setup, its compiled output may slightly improve the bundle size. […]
Flipper is an open-source debugging tool made by Facebook for mobile apps – both for iOS and Android. It existed for quite some time, but it has not been widely used. However, it can change with the release of React Native 0.62, which has Flipper integrated by default.
Read the entire post to find out why it’s worth to try using Flipper.