Flamingo - Inspiring Commerce Frontend made in Go - Meet Magento 2019
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The document discusses the Flamingo framework for e-commerce, highlighting its benefits over traditional approaches, particularly in personalization, dynamic content, and modern architecture. It compares programming languages, advocating for Go due to its efficiency, scalability, and developer-friendly features. Flamingo provides a flexible architecture that supports various e-commerce applications, integrating with technologies like Magento and enabling custom solutions through a modular design.
Flamingo - Inspiring Commerce Frontend made in Go - Meet Magento 2019
- 1. #mm19d Flamingo - Inspiring Commerce Frontend Made in Go 1
- 3. #mm19d Flamingo - Inspiring Commerce Frontend Made in Go 3
- 4. Daniel Pötzinger Bastian Ike
- 5. 20 years experience of building and scaling enterprise web applications
- 6. Content of this talk 1. The problem that Flamingo solves 2. Go – the better programming language 4. Flamingo Commerce – what is it 5. Flamingo Commerce – and Magento 3. What is Flamingo
- 7. Motivation How to build modern e-commerce applications
- 8. more personalization & targeted Content = NO frontend caching
- 9. Don’t be “Standard”! Differentiate! = increased complexity, more integrations, multiple channels
- 10. Headless (Commerce) Solutions e commerce architecture - trend • support omnichannel strategies • Decoupling & Risk reduction • Rapid (frontend) design
- 11. Microservices e commerce architecture - trend • Split a complex solution in independent services • Scalability and maintainability
- 12. Essential (Base) Complexity Productivity Monolith Microservices What e-commerce architecture to choose?
- 13. (cart, campaigns) E-commerce Frontend (Marketplace Shop) Another Shop (Whitelabel) Enterprise Search (external) Loyalty our e-commerce target architecture Order Management Marketplace Payment Product Management cart / campaign Headless CMS Stock … (external) ERP
- 14. How would you love to develop commerce applications? Is PHP still the right development language for this? ??
- 15. How would you love to develop commerce applications? • Performance: Highly dynamic fast content rendering Individual Personalization and Context aware rendering • Clean architecture • Flexibility in a Microservice architecture: Flexible to use in microservice oriented individual architectures. Useable with „headless“ (commerce) services No Build and deploy overhead • Frontend development flexibility: Decouple frontend build pipeline from „backend“ logic • Testability • Developer Experience: Effective and Fun to use * low learning curve • Open Source
- 16. Is PHP still the right development language for this? • Fast Development cycles • Easy onboarding • Happy developers • Focus on writing code. Not tooling. • Small memory+cpu footprint
- 17. Is PHP the right development language for this? • Webserver included • Compiled / Type Safe • Concurrency • Easy to learn - build to scale • Supported by Google • Increasing Interest and Success
- 18. Introducing Go • Founded 2009 at Google • Motivated by the need to create a language which is easy to learn, operate and scale • Rapid grow in the last 3 years
- 19. 4 out of 6 graduated Cloud Native Computing Foundation projects using Go
- 20. The Go Programming Language • Type safe • No type confusion • No inheritance • Composition over inheritance • Implicit interfaces • If it quacks, it’s can be duck • No complex exception handling • You have to deal with your errors • Easy concurrency • Go routines and channels
- 21. The Go Toolchain • Build-in Dependency management • “go modules” • Minimal Version Selection • Static and cross-platform compilation • Linux, Windows, Mac, FreeBSd • x86, arm, ppc, mips • No additional tooling needed
- 22. Getting started with Go • Do the interactive tour at https://tour.golang.org • Take a look into the standard lib at https://golang.org/pkg/ • Enjoy development with Flamingo J
- 23. Blazing fast commerce experience
- 24. Carotene Flamingo is a lightweight open source web application framework written in Go. Flamingo Commerce: Flexible set of commerce features – following clean architecture. Npm modules that provide frontend build pipeline – featuring pug, sass, webpack and atomic design patternUse Flamingo Core to build sophisticated web applications with tailored frontends. Use Flamingo Commerce to build indiviual e-commerce applications or your head for headless e-commerce Open sources with from
- 29. Frontend Backend for Frontend Magento Adapter Adobe Adapters Custom Adapters • Serverside business logic & data provisioning • Session management • Data security and IT security • ACL for Integrations with resilience and caching features • Logging and Tracing Flamingo Commerce Architecture
- 30. Next.Js / Browser Backend for Frontend React.js Components Relay or Apollo Flamingo Frontend Options SPA, MPA or PWA - Decide for the best option for your project. Carotene Restful API GraphQLWeb Interfaces Individual MPAServer side rendering OR
- 31. Clean architecture Domain Driven Design Ports and Adapters
- 32. Flamingo commerce Bounded Contexts with its domain models Cart • Multi delivery • Multi payment Product • Product Types • Simple • Configurable Search • SearchService • Documents …
- 33. CartProduct Search … • Easy to use and decoupled • Potent models • Technology neutral domain model Flamingo commerce Bounded Contexts with its domain models
- 34. Flamingo – Ports and Adapters Technology Free Domain Model Application Use Cases Adapters to the outside / Web Controllers Technical details (e.g. accessing a microservice)
- 35. Domain of “Product” Context Interface Layer Flamingo – Ports and Adapters <<interface>> ProductService .Get (id) Used as primary port: • The product service is called from the interface layer for example (in a ProductViewController) ProductController .ViewAction Product Product Module
- 36. Adapter Module Product Module Domain of “Product” Context Interface Layer Flamingo – Ports and Adapters <<interface>> ProductService .Get (id) ProductController .ViewAction Infrastructure Layer ProductServiceAdapter Get (id) {…} Used as secondary port: • The product service is implemented by a secondary adapter Product
- 37. Flamingo commerce CartProduct Search … Standalone Adapters (CSV, In Memory Cart)
- 38. Try it out demoshop.flamingo.me
- 39. Flamingo commerce – bounded contexts CartProduct Search … Commercetools Adapter Module
- 40. Flamingo commerce CartProduct Search … Magento Adapter Module
- 41. Flamingo Magento Modules (community project) Product export Cart API Orders API Cart AdapterCSV Loader Product Index (In Memory) Order Adapter OIDC
- 42. Summary – when to consider When developer experience is important When you need to build maintainable and scalable e-commerce solutions When you want to use the benefits of the language Go.
- 43. Register for the first training (40 seats) https://bit.ly/2UhQKfG Di., 27.08.2019, 09:00 Uhr – Mi., 28.08.2019, 17:00 Uhr MESZ Wiesbaden, AOE Headquarter
- 44. Blazing fast commerce experience layer Open sources with from www.flamingo.me @aoepeople