commercetools mentions (7)

• Composable Commerce - or: MACH Architectures in E-Commerce

  This is where the "composable" aspect comes fully into play, as we can decide which components from which provider we want to connect. Search? Algolia! — Product catalog? Magento! — Shopping cart and payment process? Commerce Tools! ... And the list of possibilities and decisions to be made does not end here. - Source: dev.to / 10 months ago

• Top 8 Front-end Trends to Note in 2023

  For e-commerce: commercetools is a headless commerce platform that allows businesses to manage their products, inventory, and orders through a set of APIs, while also providing a frontend framework that can be customized to match their brand and design. - Source: dev.to / over 1 year ago

• Monolithic vs. Composable Commerce

  Lately, there have been a lot of buzz around composable commerce with companies like Commercetools, Elasticpath and MedusaJS being focused on this new niche. Despite the benefits of composable commerce, these solutions seem to still not be the industry standard and usage of Shopify, Magento and the likes is still the base case for most merchants. Why do you think that is? Are we just early on the adoption curve of... Source: over 1 year ago

• [Hiring ] Python Engineer in Berlin, Germany

  My team (Machine Learning) at commercetools is growing and looking for one more Python Engineer. If you are as excited as we are about solving problems with Data, you love Python and have experience with our tech stack (gcpcloud, docker, k8s, BigQuery, postgres etc) this could be for you. Source: about 2 years ago

• Ask HN: Who is hiring? (November 2021)

  Commercetools is building a headless commerce for large brands and enterprises. It’s 100% cloud-native and completely API-first. Check https://diginomica.com/lego-moves-headless-e-commerce-improv... For a success story. We handle between 500 million to 1 billion API calls a day. We're an international team and our business is growing fast. We've joined the Unicorn club last month:... - Source: Hacker News / over 2 years ago

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