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E-commerce con SF dal case study alla realtà
Symfony Day - Roma, 28 ottobre 2016
simone d’amico software engineer @ ideato
@dymissy [email protected]
E-commerce with Symfony
1. The state of art in 2016
2. A real case study
3. Conclusions
The state of art in 2016
Wide and active community
Component-based
Outdated documentation
Born: 2013
Version: 1.0.0 Alpha - not stable
3
Wide and active community
Component-based
Good documentation
Born: 2014
Version: 2.0.3 - stable
3
Full stack ecommerce
Comprehensive documentation
Modules and themes oriented
Born: 2013
Version: 2.3.3 - stable
3
Bundle of Sonata Project
Hard to configure
Integration with a lot of additional bundles
Born: 2010
Version: 2.0.0 - stable
3
SONATA-PROJECT
Full stack ecommerce
High performances
Bundle for non-SF Aimeos library
Born: 2012
Version: 2016.10 - stable
3
Bundle-based
PHP >= 7.x
One-man-band library
Born: 2014
Version: 0.7.2 - not stable
3
Available from 2017
PHP >= 7.x
Bundle based
Born: 2017
Version: not available
3
E-commerce with Symfony
1. The state of art in 2016
2. A real case study
3. Conclusions
Customer needs
CMS
Ecommerce area
No Admin area
Integration with proprietary ERP
Multilingual (6 languages)
Search engine
Customer needs
CMS
Ecommerce area
No Admin area
Integration with proprietary ERP
Multilingual (6 languages)
Search engine
Ecommerce RequirementsSelling virtual products
Shopping Cart
Custom checkout flow
Multiple payment methods
No shippings
Orders management
No admin area
The state of art in 2015
The state of art in 2015
Stack
Symfony CMF
Sylius
ElasticSearch
REST API
Why Symfony CMF?
Content Management
PHPCR - Document Oriented
Multilingual native support
Routing Bundle
Internal know-how
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
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?
Sylius Pros
Well-organised models
Model\Cart == Model\Order
Powerful FlowBundle
Sylius Cons
Hard to integrate in an existent project
Hard to extend
Lacks in documentation
Bugs
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.
Bonus
Bonus
?
http://lanyrd.com/sfmwcc
