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E-commerce is changing rapidly. Today's customers expect flexible, personalized experiences, new business models emerge almost overnight and, at the same time, platforms need to be stable and maintainable for years to come. If you want to be successful in this environment, you need technologies that can do both: Stability and radical adaptability. This is precisely why we at punkt.de have been relying on Sylius for many years - and are proud to be an official Sylius partner.
With Sylius 2.1, the framework once again demonstrates how consistently this approach is being pursued: At first glance, the accessibility according to WCAG-AA stands out - a strong signal that modern platforms must be accessible to all. However, the release brings much more to the technological basis: support for PHP 8.4, Symfony 7.3, Doctrine 3 and API Platform 4.1. This means that Sylius is technically positioned in such a way that companies can continue to develop their platforms in the long term without coming to a dead end.
We often talk about the modularity of Sylius. A term has become established in the industry that hits the nail on the head: composable commerce. The idea behind it is simple but revolutionary: instead of using a rigid all-in-one system that can do everything a little but nothing perfectly, you put together your e-commerce platform from the best special tools available on the market ("best-of-breed").
Sylius acts as the powerful centerpiece here - the pure commerce core. The best solutions for their respective tasks are then connected via APIs:
This approach gives companies the freedom to design their infrastructure exactly according to their needs and to replace or modernize individual components without having to rebuild the entire system.
The Sylius roadmap clearly looks to the future, especially when it comes to AI and headless. But what does this mean for your business in concrete terms?
Artificial intelligence is more than just a buzzword. When integrated into a flexible platform like Sylius, it becomes a decisive competitive advantage. Instead of simple "customers also bought" logic, modern AI integrations enable real, personalized experiences:
The term "headless" describes an architecture in which the backend (the "body" that contains the data and logic) is decoupled from the frontend (the "head", i.e. the user interface). For your company, this means one thing above all: absolute freedom in multiple channels.
With Sylius as the central "brain", you can use an unlimited number of frontends:
All channels access the same central logic for products, orders and customer data. This is the definition of a true omnichannel strategy.
That's why we see our role not just as developers who deliver code, but as sparring partners at every stage. This often starts before a project even begins: we support companies in their initial evaluations of Sylius, show them how the framework fits into their own business model and help them make the right decisions for the future.
