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 Open Source Headless E-commerce refers to an e-commerce platform that allows businesses to separate the frontend presentation layer from the backend process layer.  With a headless e-commerce platform, businesses can build custom frontend experiences. The platform is designed to meet the specific needs and features of the e-commerce platform. What Is Headless E-Commerce? The separation of the frontend presentation layer (the “head”) from the backend e-commerce platform is referred to as headless e-commerce.  In headless e-commerce, the frontend is decoupled from the backend. It allows each page to be separately developed and managed. The frontend and backend of a standard e-commerce architecture are linked. It means that changes to the frontend need related changes to the backend. Start your headless eCommerce now. Find out More Developers can use moder...

In today’s fast-paced world, the healthcare industry is undergoing a digital revolution. Mobile app solutions are at the forefront of this change, enabling providers to enhance patient care, improve accessibility, and streamline operations. With the demand for efficient and user-friendly digital platforms on the rise, Healthcare Mobile App Development Services play a pivotal role in bridging the gap between patients and providers. The Impact of Mobile Apps on Patient Care Healthcare mobile apps have transformed the way patients and providers interact. These applications simplify appointment scheduling, enable virtual consultations, and provide seamless access to medical records. Patients can now monitor their health metrics, track medications, and receive timely reminders, all from the convenience of their smartphones. This level of accessibility fosters better engagement and empowers individuals to take charge of their health. Providers, on the other hand, benefit from improve...

  Magento 2 API   – Today we are going to learn how to create rest based API for Magento 2. I have worked on Magento 1 and found it very difficult to create a rest webAPI. But as I was expecting Magento 2 has a very easy way to define your API resources for the module, specially defining routes for Magento API integration. Also, check  how to create GraphQL API in Adobe Commerce To create a rest API there are some certain requirements for Magento API integration : you need to create an interface in your module’s API folder. then you need to define all the API methods that you want to expose to the web in the interface. all the methods should have a doc-block. in the doc-block @api must be defined if your method expects parameters than all the parameters must be defined in the doc-block as @params <type> <param> <description> return type of the method must be defined as @return <type> <description> concrete class of the method must be defined ...