Building an Integrated e Commerce Platform with ERPNext
summary
Built an integrated ERPNext e‑commerce stack that runs as an open‑source Frappe app and delivers 6x faster pages by cutting transfer size from 1485KB to 630KB and LCP from ~12s to ~2s; frontend uses Tailwind & Alpine with RTL multilingual support, integrates Tabby payments and Aramex shipping, supports partial returns and refund flows via repurposed DocTypes (Quotation as cart, Payment Entry for refunds), adds bulk image/uploads and a custom style attribute configurator, and has uploaded ~201,000 of a 350,000 SKU target.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and story
- 3:03E-commerce demo walkthrough
- 7:17Project origins and challenges
- 11:05Balancing speed and quality
- 12:28Handling variable products
- 14:15E-commerce team workflows
- 16:24Performance improvements
- 17:26Open source and future plans
- 18:07Q&A session
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