We are shutting down Front-Commerce Lite, our open-source prototyping starter kit for React eCommerce storefronts created back in 2018.

The reason is simple: we feel that in 2020 developers are now more aware about

PWA storefronts, React for SPA and headless commerce. We think that they could grasp the benefits of Front-Commerce by reading its documentation, and experiment/prototype directly with Front-Commerce itself.

If you want to build a PoC and create usable, durable storefronts that increase sales we've got you covered with Front-Commerce. We have everything ready to onboard new partners and build a PoC within days!

Have you heard? We are compatible with Magento1! And that's awesome!

This means that you can finally develop your shop at your own schedule and you no longer are forced to migrate based on Magento's schedule. This also means that you can improve your front-end without waiting for a complex migration of your current platform. Let's see how this is possible with Front-Commerce.

One of the strength of Front-Commerce is that it is platform agnostic: you can virtually connect to any service and display its data directly on your shop's front-end.

Front-Commerce 1.0.0-beta.3 has been released with several improvements: better embedded payment experience, customizable WYSIWYG components, configurations override…

We also want to thank our partner PH2M for their first PRs, and Webqam and Occitech for their contributions. This release is the first one with PR merged from partners!

Two smaller bugfixes releases have been tagged since 1.0.0-beta.0 so that some projects could move forward faster, but they did not contain any significant changes.

Front-Commerce 1.0.0-beta.0 has been released with several improvements: revamped elasticsearch queries, translation fallbacks, wishlist, performance…

We are getting really close to the 1.0!

Front-Commerce 1.0.0-alpha.2 has been released with several improvements: revamped cart page, remote schema stitching, sitemap generation…

Read more about what’s new in this release that makes us closer to 1.0!

Front-Commerce is here to stay. Here is what we have been up to over the past few months and what to expect from us in the near future.

Regular releases, a dedicated team, a revamped documentation, first trainings, Magento1 support, the beginning of new partnerships…

Our team is happy to announce Front-Commerce Lite, an open source boilerplate to prototype, experiment and learn the stack behind Front-Commerce. Find it on Github: front-commerce/front-commerce-lite

A few days ago we attended Reacticon, the first conference about PWA in the Magento ecosystem.

It was composed of one day of conferences and another one of code! Here are our key takeaways.

Today we are excited to unveil our new website: https://developers.front-commerce.com.

It marks the beginning of Front-Commerce’s distribution, and is an answer to the traction we have seen over the past few weeks. This website is for developers wanting a better understanding of what Front-Commerce is, and why we made it this way.