ngellner

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Even corporate institutions like McKinsey starts embracing open-source(mckinsey.com)
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by ngellner 5y ago
Medusa is indeed an alternative to Shopify, it just comes with a widely different value proposition. No doubt that Shopify has a broader ecosystem and feature set at the moment - but with Medusa you get the opportunity to shape the platform
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by ngellner 5y ago
The plan is first and foremost to build a community platform that allows even small to midsized merchants to build headless. The landing page is a bit more "marketed" in the communication style, but indeed it is a free to use our
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by ngellner 5y ago
This is a difficult variable to control for - especially as it is an open source solution. My hunch would be that many scam sites will use some straight out-of-the-box setups instead of more sophisticated tools like Medusa. But we would def
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by ngellner 5y ago
Some super good points! On the last point on the adoption vs. hype question. Indeed there has previously been some strong buzz-word tendencies around headless architecture probably way ahead of the relative use of such solutions. Neverthel
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by ngellner 5y ago
Sorry about this problem - we are aware and are working to get it fixed soon! Until it is fixed, the best solution will be to use a different browser :-)
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by ngellner 5y ago
s_severus think you covered this one well. Also think what you have build with Vendure is a really strong solution and we have deep respect for what you have been able to set up almost on your own! Three short comments on the functional dif
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by ngellner 5y ago
Great question! If you check how the Greek Medusa ended her life then you might see some linkage with building headless ;-)
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by ngellner 5y ago
That sounds really interesting! We are working on getting to a demo to showcase it a bit better on out dotcom as well, but we would be happy to give you a personal walk-through of the solution if you could be interested Just reach us on Dis