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The core of Medusa is its backend. The backend exposes a REST API and connects directly to the database. The backend acts as the headless commerce, accessing and managing the store's data. The backend is built with Node.js and express. By default and for development purposes it provides support for SQLite for the database, however, it also provides support for PostgreSQL and Redis.
Next comes the storefront. Medusa provides 2 storefronts that you can use, one built with Next.js and another with Gatsby.js. The storefront connects to the backend and provides a slick design and a fast experience for your users.
Next comes the storefront. Medusa provides 2 storefronts that you can use, one built with Next.js and another with Gatsby.js. The storefront connects to the backend and provides a slick design and a fast experience for your users.
The last building block is the admin dashboard. The admin dashboard connects to the backend and allows you to easily manage products, orders, customers, and settings.
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