Daniel Salvado

Let's dive into GraphQL, especially how it rocks in e-commerce and why it might be better than REST. We'll see why online stores love it, check out Crystallize as a cool example, and even chat about how to make it work for you. We'll also keep it real about where GraphQL might fall short.

By the end, you'll get why everyone's hyped about GraphQL for today's headless commerce and if it's a fit for your business.

Webhooks are popular in web development, especially in headless and strongly decoupled architectures.

Protecting your data and ensuring that only authorized people have access to it is of utmost importance. With that in mind, I wanted to talk about a few popular user identity management methods most devs have used, emphasizing the pros and cons.

Why Turborepo? We wanted to expose Crystallize App components in a public design system, speed up build times in the CI and on local machines, and create the foundation for micro frontends.

We all know that testing our website or web applications is important in helping us avoid breaking things down the line. It is what makes refactoring, adding new features, or simply fixing bugs so much easier. But are unit or integration tests enough?

TypeScript is developed with the idea to help teams avoid common mistakes early through a type system and to make JavaScript development more efficient. An awesome tool to have in your toolset.

With online shopping becoming the new normal, the performance of your store is of utmost importance. One of the biggest contributors to overall page size (and thus page load speed) is the images used for products (their formats, their size).

We are proud to release our new editorial experience for product storytelling. The pretty view is now officially released. A new visual representation of your products and product variants with a focus on creating an inspiring editorial experience. You also have a dedicated product variant view to simpler manage more complex products. This is our first step in a larger update for a more efficient and inspiring editorial experience.

Every web page we visit on the internet has text to explain something, give us indications, or tell us a story. They can also be fundamental in design and branding. As we can see, typography is essential on the web, and it's also something we should consider when building a website or application for many reasons, like availability, readability, and performance.

But first, let's cover some basic fonts theory.

You can now manage your product’s stock across multiple locations easily with Stock Locations.

The core of PIM is products and product information. The base product information is often created initially in an ERP system like SAP or ERPNext, then imported to your PIM. You can manually create the product information in Crystallize, or, when working with large product sets that frequently update, create an automatic import and update integration. We have made an open-source CSV product import for Crystallize to get you started.

The Crystallize React frontend boilerplate folder ships with a couple of nifty functions that will help you become a developer rockstar in no time. These basic building blocks make your components come alive with product data delivered super fast from Crystallize.

Crystallize delivers product information data using GraphQL. The boilerplate uses an export in the graph-data.js files to define how your data should be presented in your component.

Fonts are a crucial part of every app or website and play a significant role in front-end performance. However, making sure you have a fast web font is a practice usually overlooked.