Store API Caching: Fast Headless Shops 2026
From Shopware 6.7, Store API endpoints are cacheable. Avoid N+1 problems in Nuxt, set client caching correctly and use stale-while-revalidate.
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From Shopware 6.7, Store API endpoints are cacheable. Avoid N+1 problems in Nuxt, set client caching correctly and use stale-while-revalidate.
The June 2026 release modernizes the classic storefront: a Vite dev server without a proxy, Twig UX components, theme values as native CSS custom properties and a global window.Shopware event system. What it means for your theme.
Local prices instead of foreign currency: how to handle exchange rates, price rounding and per-country tax in Shopware to reduce cross-border cart abandonment.
Product bundles and set articles are among the most direct levers in e-commerce for increasing average order value (AOV) - without acquiring new customers.
A wishlist is more than a nice extra: as a save feature without login, with reminder logic and analytics it becomes a conversion and retention lever.
Gift cards bring liquidity before the service, incremental revenue on redemption and new customers. How to implement them cleanly in Shopware.
In B2B, a single person rarely decides alone, and purchasing keeps shifting into digital channels. How approval workflows with budgets, roles, and multi-step authorization combine speed and control.
Redis served 99.76% of requests within one millisecond in the vendor benchmark and cuts Shopware load times noticeably. Learn to configure HTTP cache, object cache, and sessions, master invalidation and warmup, and optimize hit rate.
Shopware releases monthly updates. Delaying them risks security breaches and revenue loss. Learn how to install patches safely.
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