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Trump's social media site quietly admits it's based on Mastodon

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Even corporate institutions like McKinsey starts embracing open-source

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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 much better to your needs

Our open source solution is free to use = get started for free. We just put it in a language that even non-tech merchants can understand
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·5 tahun yang lalu·discuss
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 solution
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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 definitely address it should this become a problem in the future
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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. Nevertheless, I also believe that the demand of such solutions from the merchants' side has been steadily increasing recently due to:

* increased ecom competition; making it more important to differentiate through enhanced performance (page-speed + SEO); better UX; advanced analytics and tools to create differentiated customer journeys - all areas that are better catered for with a headless solutions

* more advanced merchant use cases; more B2B companies coming into the ecom market with complex needs or social commerce solutions not covered by existing solutions - these all need a specialised setup which is better build from a headless foundation

* more digital-first/digital-only merchants coming to market with a strong ecom focus and not willing to make setup compromises which you often will have starting with a monolithic structure

That being said, there is still a long way to making headless the preferred way of building commerce - but the tailwind seem to be there!

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·5 tahun yang lalu·discuss
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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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 differences: - Admin interface: We have made our admin open source as well (happened this week) so this will be part of a Medusa setup when you launch our OS version - On multi-regional support: We have built this into Medusa's core to make it easy to shift between currencies, shipping options etc. across different markets - On Multi-tenant functionality: This feature will come soon; we will launch a concept called "Stores" in the near future to enable you to control multiple shops/branches from one place

s_severus, we should take an offline chat soon. Think we could learn a great deal from each other!
ngellner
·5 tahun yang lalu·discuss
Great question! If you check how the Greek Medusa ended her life then you might see some linkage with building headless ;-)
ngellner
·5 tahun yang lalu·discuss
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 Discord and we can set up a session either in the weekend or next week :-)

https://discord.gg/F87eGuwkTp