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Laravel Vs Ready CMS: Choosing the Right E-commerce Framework for Online Store

In this there are the cases when should you decided to put the readymade CMS to the end and to use the Laravel PHP framework.

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Laravel Vs Ready CMS: Choosing the Right E-commerce Framework for Online Store

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  1. Laravel Vs Ready CMS: Choosing the Right E-commerce Framework for  Online Store        The development of online stores, marketplaces, price comparison websites and other kinds of web             applications with the Laravel framework relating to the e-commerce domain has several benefits. These               include to mention a few, scalability, clean-structured code and optimizing efficiency. Sometimes,             organizations intend to set up an online shop using a ready CMS such as WordPress, Drupal or Magento                     to streamline content management and simplify the plan of a project–and end up spending large cost on               customizing and maintaining the website. Here are the cases when should a readymade CMS be decided               to ditch and to use the Laravel PHP framework?                                                                                                  When To Use Ready E-Commerce Content Management Systems  WordPress dominates the advanced shopping cart software market –particularly the WooCommerce           plugin used by 28% of eCommerce businesses using a ready content management system. Furthermore,               Shopify, a turn-key shopping cart solution for micro-companies with a customer-friendly admin interface               and more than 1,000 extensions. Magento, an eCommerce CMS for medium-sized online stores (up to               50000 items in the inventory), is third with approximately 8%. MonsterCommerce, Wix Stores, Open Cart,                 and PrestaShop are other successful shopping cart software alternatives.                                                                      Why do so many e-commerce organizations choose a readymade CMS?  The customized technique for e-commerce is problem-solving. When we’re talking about WooCommerce             a WordPress plugin, or Magento, a complete-fledged content management system that enables             companies to automate a large number of functions, along with online store and commercial insights,                                                      

  2. email marketing, and warehouse management, and run multiple online stores from single admin panel,             these are versatile solutions intended to tackle particular eCommerce activities.                  Limitations of conventional software solutions for shopping carts  Massive architecture  Readymade CMS ​eCommerce solutions produce page-centered prototype web applications, that once           your customer base and catalog grows, you can not update components of the website separately or                 scale them up. If you choose a Laravel CMS suite such as PyroCMS, October CMS and Lavalite that uses                     parts of the PHP framework you can not merely measure an online store using conventional Laravel tools;                   Constraints inflicted by CMS core & plugins. Initially, WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, and other mainstream               content management systems were intended to tackle particular requirements such as blogging, social             networking, product marketing online, etc. Extra features including shopping carts, shipping management,             and product suggestions are accessible most often via 3rd party and custom extensions.                                                                                                        Performance issues  All readymade CMS bring clutter to webpages, affecting the page load time of applications and the overall               performance of web applications once your traffic and content has reached a particular threshold. To               enhance the efficiency of the CMS-based website, developers isolate their back-end and front-end coding               files and separately scale different aspects such as app servers and databases. The thing is, CMS               suppliers often provide limited access to the front-end API, restricting choices for personalization,               optimization, and enhancement. By detaching a CMS, the problem can be moderately overcome; however,             it needs additional development efforts and would not override constraints on plugins.                                                                                                  ADVANTAGES OF USING THE LARAVEL FRAMEWORK FOR E-COMMERCE  Laravel framework is completely in line with the demands of so-called “enterprise commerce,” which                 include:               scalability for future company development in eCommerce which are constructed with Ecommerce             services. The framework helps developers to plan e-commerce solution architecture early on and steadily               add characteristics to the platform as your business expands with the help of Laravel’s modularity and               MVC architecture. In addition, Laravel-based versatile micro-frameworks such as Lumen allow companies           to create web apps with an architecture of microservices and handle their sub-assemblies.                                                            Infinite alternatives for customization. In addition to splitting the business logic from either the           presentation code and integrated front-end personalization, the platform provides a number of built-in           tasks, so you can either use the elements accessible (product search, filters, check-out, etc.) or urge your                 development team to build custom parts. Laravel projects ‘ complexity can, therefore, differ from easy               stores to e-commerce solutions with higher standards of security and user engagement.                                                                     

  3. Seamless performance. ​The framework utilizes a range of tools including Redis and Eloquent ORM that             help developers to execute in-code caching, index databases, & storage utilization reduction. In addition,               Laravel versions beginning from 5.5 now support PHP 7, the latest version of the language that utilizes               algorithmic programming, allows developers to “borrow” functionality from any PHP framework and can           boost website efficiency by up to 70%.                                                                      Robust 3rd-party system integration. The framework provides streamlined APIs that facilitate integration           with numerous payment solutions along with Stripe, PayPal, and Blockchain Wallet API, as well as             back-office applications, mailing services, and analytics tools.                                  Focus on security. With built-in security problems and authorization/authentication instruments toward               usual web app security, Laravel is a go-to platform for advanced eCommerce solutions that support                 various customer tasks and online payments and use buyer purchase record details to tailor buying               experience.                                        Want to ​hire Laravel developer​ team for your project? You are in the right place. Contact us today.   

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