E-commerce con SF: dal case study alla realtà
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Posso sviluppare un e-commerce con Symfony? Esistono bundle disponibili oppure bisogna implementare tutto custom? In questo talk scopriremo insieme cosa offre il mondo delle librerie open source e quali sono state le scelte tecniche con cui abbiamo trasformato l’idea di un e-commerce in realtà.
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- 1. E-commerce con SF dal case study alla realtà Symfony Day - Roma, 28 ottobre 2016 simone d’amico software engineer @ ideato @dymissy sd@ideato.it
- 2. E-commerce with Symfony 1. The state of art in 2016 2. A real case study 3. Conclusions
- 3. The state of art in 2016
- 4. Wide and active community Component-based Outdated documentation Born: 2013 Version: 1.0.0 Alpha - not stable 3
- 5. Wide and active community Component-based Good documentation Born: 2014 Version: 2.0.3 - stable 3
- 6. Full stack ecommerce Comprehensive documentation Modules and themes oriented Born: 2013 Version: 2.3.3 - stable 3
- 7. Bundle of Sonata Project Hard to configure Integration with a lot of additional bundles Born: 2010 Version: 2.0.0 - stable 3 SONATA-PROJECT
- 8. Full stack ecommerce High performances Bundle for non-SF Aimeos library Born: 2012 Version: 2016.10 - stable 3
- 9. Bundle-based PHP >= 7.x One-man-band library Born: 2014 Version: 0.7.2 - not stable 3
- 10. Available from 2017 PHP >= 7.x Bundle based Born: 2017 Version: not available 3
- 11. E-commerce with Symfony 1. The state of art in 2016 2. A real case study 3. Conclusions
- 12. Customer needs CMS Ecommerce area No Admin area Integration with proprietary ERP Multilingual (6 languages) Search engine
- 13. Customer needs CMS Ecommerce area No Admin area Integration with proprietary ERP Multilingual (6 languages) Search engine
- 14. Ecommerce Requirements Selling virtual products Shopping Cart Custom checkout flow Multiple payment methods No shippings Orders management No admin area
- 15. The state of art in 2015
- 16. The state of art in 2015
- 18. Why Symfony CMF? Content Management PHPCR - Document Oriented Multilingual native support Routing Bundle Internal know-how
- 19. vs Component-based Well documented (apparently) Powerful flow bundle Easy to extend cart bundle (apparently) More active community Buzzword in 2015 Component-based Well documented Flow bundle included in Cart Bundle Less active community
- 20. vs Component-based Well documented (apparently) Powerful flow bundle Easy to extend cart bundle (apparently) More active community Buzzword in 2015 Component-based Well documented Flow bundle included in Cart Bundle Less active community Why Sylius?
- 21. Sylius Pros Well-organised models ModelCart == ModelOrder Powerful FlowBundle
- 22. Sylius Cons Hard to integrate in an existent project Hard to extend Lacks in documentation Bugs
- 23. Conclusions As you might expect, there is no better Symfony bundle for your next ecommerce. There are, instead, some interesting libraries that should suite (most of) your needs.
- 24. Bonus
- 25. Bonus