The Tractor Store 2.0
summary
An open-source e-commerce blueprint and a Preact implementation demonstrate a micro frontends testbed that includes 23 tractor models, 48 color variants, three team-owned vertical apps (Explore, Decide, Checkout), ESI server integration plus web components and declarative Shadow on the client, and a Baseline HTML/CSS version designed to hit a performance score of 100. Code is mono-repo Node.js for the blueprint, Preact + CSS modules for the opinionated build, and proof-of-concept features (store picker, color-sensitive recommendations, mini-cart) all work end-to-end.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 2:11About the speaker and motivation
- 3:38Learning by example in software
- 8:11Architecture decisions and proof of concepts
- 12:03Inspiration from MVC and Movies projects
- 15:36Researching Qwik and Micro Frontends
- 17:05Introducing Tractor Store 2.0
- 25:11Project structure and implementations
- 32:20Encouraging community contributions
- 37:43Q&A and closing remarks
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