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The key here is to decouple your frontend and your backend, bridging the gap with GraphQL and clever management of content rendering...and that's why WunderGraph - a tool to bring together REST, GraphQL, and all your datasources into a single, secure, typesafe, end-to-end avenue for all of your user experiences - makes perfect sense.
An intermediate knowledge of React/Next.js, TypeScript, and CSS (I'm using Tailwind here because I love utility-first CSS; but Tailwind classes translate quite well to pretty much any other styling solution because it's literally just a different way to write vanilla CSS).
So let's take a look at how we can bring some of these JAMstack technologies - Next.js, Strapi, GraphQL, and Snipcart - together in a way that lets you build the exact shopping experience for your users that you want, while making zero compromises on developer experience.
So let's take a look at how we can bring some of these JAMstack technologies - Next.js, Strapi, GraphQL, and Snipcart - together in a way that lets you build the exact shopping experience for your users that you want, while making zero compromises on developer experience.
A snappy, responsive, intuitive experience for your shoppers is critical, so the JAMstack - JavaScript, APIs, Markup - has proven popular for eCommerce. However, that's not all you need.
So let's take a look at how we can bring some of these JAMstack technologies - Next.js, Strapi, GraphQL, and Snipcart - together in a way that lets you build the exact shopping experience for your users that you want, while making zero compromises on developer experience.
The next part is busywork. You'll have to add your actual data next (Content Manager -> select a Collection Type -> Create New Entry, rinse and repeat for each product in your catalog) I'm seeding example data from FakeStoreAPI, so according to that, this is what my Content Types look like.