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And i think that's where Magento should be succeeding. Frankly, Adobe Commerce minus all the AEM and other junk slapped on in the last year or two is just Magen
by calvinmorrison 4y ago
And i think that's where Magento should be succeeding. Frankly, Adobe Commerce minus all the AEM and other junk slapped on in the last year or two is just Magento 2 under the hood. It's flexible and extensible.
The benefit of moving to headless to me can be summed up like this: Frontend development strategies, platforms, and libraries are about as ephemeral as a fart. As online OMS systems get as complex as ERPs, it makes little sense to tie OMS capabilities to a specific frontend. That's how Magento 2's frontend got left behind 10 years. They picked something semi-popular and went all in on it (Knockout.JS) and merchants have been paying the price since (literally in terms of $).
Your OMS is going to trend closer to the ERP lifetime, but possible frontend platforms are changing at a rate that is getting shorter, so decoupling allows them to move mostly independently.