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Setting up ButterCMS is just the first step. Now, it’s time to put it to work. With Nimara’s CMS integration, you can manage content without digging into the code whenever something needs updating.

If you’re working with Nimara Storefront, you probably already know it’s built to be flexible. One of the key features is its CMS-agnostic setup. So you can choose which content management system powers different parts of your storefront.

We’re excited to announce Nimara’s new integration with ButterCMS, a powerful headless CMS that makes content updates simple, fast, and more agile for e-commerce businesses.

Building an e-commerce checkout that works seamlessly across regions can be expensive and time-consuming. Yet, getting it right is a key to unlocking new markets and driving global growth.

Imagine having the ability to build a fully customizable and scalable e-commerce storefront in a fraction of the time you usually need for it. Sounds impossible? Keep reading to see how you can do it using Nimara.

We built this list as developers, for developers. It includes tools we'd trust in our workflows - innovative, flexible, and built to solve real problems.

Nimara is an open-source storefront that's changing how businesses and developers approach e-commerce. Born out of real-world challenges, Nimara offers flexibility, speed, and customization to meet today's demands in digital commerce.

Nimara Storefront redefines e-commerce development. Powered by Next.js, Tailwind, and ShadCN, it enables rapid iteration and invites community-driven innovation - giving businesses and developers an agile, customizable solution for creating unique storefronts.

Let’s face it, the UI and UX may sometimes still be a bit clunky in Open Source, but we can no longer deny the fact that the entire market is moving toward an open model. 97% of companies now run at least some Open Source software.

Ariadne is a library we’ve created that enables Python developers to implement GraphQL servers using SDL for defining schema and keeping the amount of boilerplate minimal. It’s the new kid on the block, but it’s the only Python library that offers this approach to developing GraphQL APIs. If you’ve been envious of what Apollo Server can do, we are happy to let you know it’s the main source of inspiration for what we are doing.

It’s in the bank. We hosted the first official GraphQL Meetup in Wrocław. We’ve been into the technology for a while, so we decided to share some knowledge and see if there was an appetite among our local friends.