This week we released a new version of Medusa! Version 1.3.5 introduces the long-awaited Sales Channel API and numerous bug fixes. The release of the Sales Channel API is also accompanied by a release to the Medusa admin. Keep reading below to learn more about the Sales Channel API and…

Last month, our team at Medusa built a new advanced Next.js storefront that can be used with a Medusa server. If interested in other Medusa starters, feel free to check out Medusa.Express or our Gatsby starter. This new Next.js storefront provides a sleek design, necessary ecommerce features, and powerful integrations…

My background for making this comparison: I worked with Magento over the past 3 years across different clients and obtained a deep understanding of its possibilities and limits. Now, I work as a technical writer at Medusa where I obviously have obtained deep product experience as well. Magento is an…

Originally written by Oliver Juhl. Palmes is a menswear brand with roots in tennis culture for wearing on and off court that sells tennis wear and accessories. Founded in 2021, Palmes already sells in over 40 countries around the world. Palmes was looking for a solution that allows them to…

Originally published on my personal blog. React Query (now rebranded to TanStack Query) is a React library used to make fetching and manipulating server-side data easier. Using React Query, you can implement, along with data fetching, caching, and synchronization of your data with the server. In this tutorial, you’ll build…

This week we released a new version of Medusa! Version 1.3.3 brings new features and enhancements including BatchJob API, Import API, Feature Flags, and more! Along with this new release, we have released a new version of the Medusa Admin, released an advanced Next.js …

In the previous parts of this series, you learned how to build a marketplace using Medusa and Medusa Extender. You associated users, products, and orders to a store. This part of the tutorial focuses on user management within a store. This entails adding team members to a store, restricting the…

Tekla is a textile brand based in Copenhagen, Denmark. It was established in 2017 and now operates in more than 50 countries around the world. Tekla used WooCommerce for their first online store but quickly found that a more composable and headless architecture was needed to scale their e-commerce channel…

This week a new version of Medusa has been released. If you’re not familiar with Medusa, it’s an open source headless commerce platform that recently passed 10K stars on GitHub in less than a year! Earlier this month we released version 1.3.0 with many new features, then followed it up…