Eric Ingram retweeted
App Functions run your custom code inside Swell. Write a JavaScript function and it fires on store events, a cron schedule, or an HTTP endpoint you define, with the SDK already authenticated when it runs. The CLI proxies live store events to your machine for local testing.
Eric Ingram retweeted
Migration in one day.
Swell + FlexiPort automates the entire data transfer. Upload exports, AI maps to Swell's structure, done.
No manual work. No custom scripts.
Start migrating now →
swell.is/blog/automated-data…
Eric Ingram retweeted
Write JavaScript. Deploy to the edge. Extend your store. Event hooks for real-time reactions. Scheduled jobs for automation. HTTP endpoints for custom APIs.
Ship faster with Apps Functions. →
swell.is/blog/deep-dive-app-…
Eric Ingram retweeted
Ever wish you could use Shopify themes with a more all-inclusive ecommerce platform?
That’s what we’re launching today. Check it out →
producthunt.com/products/swe… thanks! @ProductHunt
Eric Ingram retweeted
MarketLaunch is now open-source 🎉
MarketLaunch is @morrowdigital's marketplace development kit that handles all the "boring" parts of marketplace app development for you.
Built with @nextjs, @reactnative, and @tamagui_js, powered by @swellcommerce
marketlaunch.app
Eric Ingram retweeted
Inspired by timeless aesthetics, @BearaBeara bags are designed in London and beautifully crafted by artisans in Bolivia. Website made by our partners at Cygnet.io.
Tech stack:
Ecommerce—@swellcommerce
Frameworks—@nextjs
CMS—@ReactBricks
See website → bearabeara.co.uk/
Eric Ingram retweeted
Introducing Next.js Commerce 2.0
◆ App Router optimized + new design
◆ Fast, dynamic storefront with React Server Components
◆ Supports BigCommerce, Medusa, Saleor, Shopify, and Swell
vercel.com/blog/introducing-…
Eric Ingram retweeted
MarketLaunch provides store operators with all the functionality they need to operate a #marketplace on the @swellcommerce platform.
For more information and enquiries, visit:
bit.ly/3Dheapv
#startup #app #mobileapp
Eric Ingram retweeted
Introducing test environments.
This is a safe way to develop and test code without interfering with your production store data. Test and live environments each have separate databases and API keys, with a simple toggle in the admin dashboard to switch between them.
Eric Ingram retweeted
Just dropped a new video:
Adding authentication to our @nextjs 13 e-commerce app built with @swellcommerce using @clerk
youtu.be/u8zOxeFN36o
Eric Ingram retweeted
In @eat_igc high-quality meals created by chefs. With the help of @yytldn and Swell they can now efficiently manage orders, integrate and automate their data with other integrations, and streamline their delivery operations.
Read more → swell.is/customers/in-good-c…
Tech stack:
Ecommerce—@swellcommerce
CMS—@contentful
Hosting—@Netlify
Frameworks— @GatsbyJS
Delivery scheduling—@OptimoRoute
Eric Ingram retweeted
Interesting thread here.
Most of the issues identified can be solved by combining:
1. @packdig for the frontend (or Next.js from @vercel)
2. @getrallyon for the checkout
3. @swellcommerce for the backend
It's our job to make it really easy to combine all 3.
Eric Ingram retweeted
Now merchants can combine @getrallyon's checkout with @swellcommerce's backend to accept crypto with @CommerceCB
Easy, composable, no code.
Using @swellcommerce to grow your ecommerce store? Now you can quickly add #crypto as an accepted payment source using @CommerceCB. More options for checkout = more revenue for you
hubs.li/Q01HJYC90
#ecommerce #headlesscommerce #composablecommerce #ecommercetips #web3
Eric Ingram retweeted
The Swell Toolkit (swelltoolkit.com/), created by @marcin_chm, enables merchants to effortlessly push their Swell inventory onto Google Shopping, generating more traffic through both organic listings and paid Google Ads.
See the demo 👇
loom.com/share/8c377fdc296a4…