Medusa.js in practice

What it takes to turn Medusa's building blocks into features a store can run: custom modules, admin extensions, emails and integrations, described from work we shipped.

Medusa gives you a commerce core and a framework for extending it. It does not give you every feature a store needs, and the official tutorials stop at a working example. The distance between that example and something a shop can run every day is where most of the work sits.

The articles in this section describe features we built on Medusa: what the framework provides, what we added, which decisions we made and where a ready-made tool would have been the better choice.

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