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Introduction & Testing Strategy Overview In Part 1 and Part 2 , we covered the architecture and frontend implementation of our headless eCommerce platform. Now it's time to tackle the operational side—the testing, deployment, and monitoring...

Matt Damon

In Part 1, I introduced the “discovery-first” idea—an MCP that can plug into any SaaS CMS and learn how it’s structured on its own. This post gets into the details: how the MCP discovers your schema, builds a usable map of it, and remembers what i...

Johnny Mullaney

This post outlines a simplified method for integrating Account payments into Commerce 14, detailing a minimal working path without extensive exploration. It covers creating a Payment Option and Payment Gateway, registering them in the Admin UI, an...

Francisco Quintanilla

Earlier this year, I began a series of articles about headless architecture: Going Headless: Optimizely Graph vs Content Delivery API Going Headless: On-Page Editing with Optimizely Graph and Next.js Today's post continues that series. Having just...

Michał Mitas

A high-level overview of the architectural decisions made for the new website built with a headless architecture.

Michał Mitas

A high-level overview of the architectural decisions made for the new website built with a headless architecture.

Michał Mitas

Optimizely Commerce 12+ automatically validates line item prices based on catalog data, which can overwrite user-entered prices for donations or custom amounts. To avoid this, you can extend the IPlacedPriceProcessor to preserve user-defined price...

Francisco Quintanilla

  Episode 5  is Live!! The latest installment of my  Learning by Doing: Build Series  on Optimizely CMS 12 is now available on YouTube!   This video demonstrates how to create a content tree in Optimizely CMS, building on content models from the...

Ratish