Following that, there was a presentation by Michael Telgmann on the future of Shopware 5. As previously communicated, this version, originally released in 2015, will no longer receive official support from 2024 onwards. Michael showcased alternatives for users who are unable to upgrade to the current version, Shopware 6. He discussed both SafeFive and the potential for the community to take over.
Ramona Schwering took the spotlight to bangladesh telegram screening introduce the new Composable Frontends toolkit. It enables the rapid creation of independent and highly customizable frontends for Shopware. Ramona provided valuable insights into the toolkit's ideal use cases and offered a comprehensive understanding of its technical workings.
Running Shopware at scale – Shopware SaaS
In the subsequent presentation, Jens Küper delved into Shopware SaaS and the underlying technologies, as well as customer-specific software solutions built upon them.
Communication is a two-way street
Following that, the spotlight turned to community engagement in the evolution of Shopware. As an open-source software, community involvement is a fundamental aspect of Shopware's philosophy. Martina Linnemann shed light on the product feedback portal, serving as a platform to collect valuable input and ideas from users, enabling faster implementation and realization.