Maintaining performance across a highly dynamic commerce site
summary
ASICS migrates a monolithic Salesforce Commerce Cloud storefront to a composable stack using Contentstack, Next.js and Vercel, building Shoe Finder and injecting Next.js into Salesforce by splicing head/body HTML so SSR restores SEO. CI/CD delivers 24-25 preview environments and content webhooks yield 5–10 minute deploys. Micro‑frontends use either root‑driven or a central orchestrator model so homepage experiments can fail without breaking checkout.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Composable architecture at ASICS
- 1:00Legacy to hybrid transition
- 3:32React in Salesforce lessons
- 5:08Contentstack content management
- 7:28Vercel and Next.js for perf
- 9:40Next.js with React bench
- 11:17Hybrid composable rendering
- 13:29Scalability with micro frontends
- 15:02Reusability in campaigns
- 16:38Orchestrator for micro frontends
- 17:04Summary and future
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