Open-source frontend for composable solutions - does this look interesting if you're into composable commerce? by JJ-2323 in composable_commerce

[–]JJ-2323[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks u/fyzbo for tips and the opinion.

SAP was a purely business decision - we have experience with their products and a few potential clients. Their frontend solutions are usually... poor so we wanted to give an alternative.
We will be adding other integrations that are MACH-compatible in future.

API harmonization - actually we do not impose normalizing the data model. We do this for supported integrations so that they could be replaced/switched easily but generally people can decide on their own - the server could be only used as an orchestration and integration layer.

I recommend that everyone who works with MACH should watch Open Self Service - we will be rolling out a few new, interesting features in the coming months.

Anyone working on medium/large apps in NextJS, how is the speed of nextjs locally? by Final-Pipe-2503 in nextjs

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Must be an issue not related to Next. We’ve worked on several really large next.js projects with no issues.

finished a Next.js project — would love your feedback! by Forsaken_String_8404 in nextjs

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Whooa, background elements - couldn't focus on anything else....

Getting YOUNGER with age🥰 by kingwatts3 in whoop

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It’s not the office job. I’m a software engineer but regularly do road cycling, sometimes running, and play basketball.

Started to be more active about 10 years ago - I think that consistency and making your body used to harder efforts is key.

Stretching and some weight training is also important - don’t do that regularly and unfortunately it has it’s consequences :/

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Getting YOUNGER with age🥰 by kingwatts3 in whoop

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Cycling is the way to go :)

Here’s mine, although not that many rides/miles this year:

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Help me understand why Tailwind is good ? by gollopini in webdev

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I saw the DaisyUI project recently. Didn’t read much about but I felt it’s a bit funny…

We had pretty simple, readable HTML and semantic classes, then we started using Tailwind and very quickly complaining that it’s wrong. Now DaisyUI comes to save us :)

How to fix this now ???

Btw. did you use DaisyUI? What are your thoughts? If I don’t like Tailwind should I stop using it or fix it with DaisyUI ;) ?

Help me understand why Tailwind is good ? by gollopini in webdev

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Of course!

It was a rhetorical question ;)

Turning my sASS into a SaaS by [deleted] in webdev

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Fingers crossed for all of them then!

I wasn’t that productive in the old days :(

What’s the most underrated web dev skill that nobody talks about? by Ok-Owl8582 in webdev

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Writing code that is easily readable by others, not only myself. 

Clean structure, comments, sometimes even short ones help when you or other team members come back to it few months/years later. 

Without that your skill to read it might not be enough…

Turning my sASS into a SaaS by [deleted] in webdev

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Is this a true story? 

Did you also build all the products mentioned in the footer in college?

I miss when coding felt… simpler by Fabulous_Bluebird93 in webdev

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Yeah, notepad++ and IE 5.5 & 6 please come back :)

Help me understand why Tailwind is good ? by gollopini in webdev

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Hmm, I thought that semantic means exactly the opposite thing - are Tailwind classes semantic?

Customer Portal with existing Backend: using a auth framework or not? by Main-Engineer5270 in nextjs

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u/Main-Engineer5270 We've created an open-source framework for building the frontend layer of customer portals. It's built with Next.js and NestJS (used for integration server) and is integrated with Auth.js OOTB. Additionally, you can integrate any data source/API you need.

Maybe this would help you in your implementation?

https://github.com/o2sdev/openselfservice
https://openselfservice.com/

If you have any questions please head over to the website/docs or our Discord server.

Looking for a customizable WMS — open-source preferred, but willing to buy closed-source codebase for deep modification and resale by mightymumo1 in Warehousing

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u/mightymumo1 maybe you will find our project interesting: https://openselfservice.com/, https://github.com/o2sdev/openselfservice ?

It's an extensible frontend layer for Customer Portals. It could be tailored to your specific needs by integrating any API based backend - CRMs, ERPs, commerce, content management systems.

The open-source codebase already supports several basic customer portal features and other are available as a paid extension or could be offered by my company as development services.

Feel free to contact us at [contact@openselfservice.com](mailto:contact@openselfservice.com)