Developers

As businesses start to gear up for the peak shopping season, we must not forget to plan for and prevent post-holiday chargebacks. This article will identify the three primary sources for all chargebacks and how to prevent chargebacks before they even happen.

With their smaller, independent code bases and robust APIs, microservices allow you flexibility to extend commerce to new touchpoints and satisfy unique requirements. But should Payments be built as microservices?

Understanding how your customers engage with your brand can ensure that you make the most of every ad dollar you spend, but also genuinely create better experiences. By integrating a 360-degree view of your customer into every interaction requires a new approach to managing data across existing and emerging touchpoints.

With microservices, development experiments are not dependent on modifications to both the frontend and backend code, and therefore less risky. This gives developers more experimental freedom to try new development methodologies and easily conduct A/B testing.

This second installment in the Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) series will explore the browser technologies that make PWAs possible, including what specifies a web application as a PWA.

Of the three approaches to deliver commerce PWAs, an API-led approach offers the ability to have a true customer-first strategy.

In this third and final installment, Bishop will address one of the most critical challenges microservice implementations face, the backend for frontend pattern.

This article reviews the benefits and difficulties with a microservice architecture. While avoiding the "anti-patterns" and horror stories that are prevalent while sticking to the architecture qualities themselves.

Microservices are a new paradigm for commerce backends among many practitioners. This series will explore if microservices are right for your business.

Progressive Web App (PWA) has been the latest buzzword for tech and mobile practitioners, but it’s more than just jargon – and it’s not all just hype.

Not all commerce vendors today are adopting a hypermedia API practice and many developers are still working on legacy Level 1/2 API layers.This article breaks down the REST level 3 API consumption into three segments to get folks up to speed.

For commerce software engineers, dependency management best practice suggests upgrading dependencies proactively - in order to ensure a smooth process it is best to have a well-defined policy and process.