Technical articles on developing shops and websites, integrations, optimization and process automation.
WooCommerce as the sales engine, Next.js as the interface. What goes on which side, how the systems communicate, and why checkout is worth keeping in WooCommerce at first.
Ready-made extensions cover many sales scenarios. When does another plugin stop being the answer, and when does dedicated functionality start to make sense?
A store that has to grow for years needs order in its theme, plugins and data. A few principles that make WooCommerce on WordPress easier to maintain.
Products, stock levels, prices and orders have to match in both systems. Where ERP integrations most often go out of sync, and how to plan for it.
A fast server and caching are half the work. The other half is the cart, checkout and purchase path, which decide whether a fast store actually sells.
Event, data, process, API, action. How to approach store automation step by step, and where a language model really adds something.
Not every store needs full headless. When React components embedded in WooCommerce are enough, and when a separate Next.js frontend is justified.