Medusa provides 2 starter storefronts for your headless commerce platform, one using Next.js and one using Gatsby. These 2 frameworks not only provide a good developer experience, but they also allow you to create fast ecommerce storefronts. This provides users with a good experience when using an online store.
In addition, as Medusa is a headless commerce platform, developers can create a custom storefront with any frontend framework of their choice. They just need to interact with the REST APIs.
If you were to create an ecommerce storefront and had full freedom to choose which frontend framework to use for the storefront, which would you pick and why?
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I'd like to see Angular
Would love to see an ecommerce storefront built with Angular
vuestorefront.io/?ref=nuxt
A great option!
Pricey, no?
I would use Vue.js it's so fun to work with
Would you use it with Nuxt.js or any other framework? Or as is?
Definitely recommend using Nuxt because of the SEO and SSR for better and performant storefronts
Of course i would use nuxt for better seo and performance
Whatever frontend you already know, to be honest. If possible, something that has a cart and checkout component you can reuse. The rest is just standard pages.
That's a good point! If you can reuse something it's definitely better than reinventing the wheel
I am currently using Next.js for one E-Commerce project and its pretty good in terms of "SEO", "Code quality", "problem solutions response on different website" & much more.
Agreed it’s a good choice!
React or Svelte. Both are enjoyable to work with.
Would you use any specific frameworks with each or as is?
Solid.js
Interesting choice!
I'd like to try Marko.js for an e-commerce project!
That’s a new one!
I would go with either React, Next or Medusa.
Good choices!
Marko.js was so to say made for best ecommerce performance so nobrainer.
I’m honestly first hearing about it from the comments so that’s interesting to me
It is a Framework made by Ebay
Ohh that's so cool I had no idea