PHP 8.5 in Shopware: Migration from an Agency View 2026
PHP 8.5 has been available since November 2025. How agencies orchestrate plugin audits, test patterns and staging rollouts cleanly.
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PHP 8.5 has been available since November 2025. How agencies orchestrate plugin audits, test patterns and staging rollouts cleanly.
Shopware 6.7.9.0 switches the storefront from Microdata to JSON-LD. We show required fields, new schema types and a clean migration path without SEO risk.
The ERP owns customers, items and prices, the shop sells. Integrations rarely fail on the protocol but on ownership and error handling. This article covers the cut, the routes and operations.
Reverse HTTP cache, ESI fragments and cache tag invalidation measurably reduce Shopware TTFB across every target region.
Cancel, credit or correct? Three documents, three BT-3 codes – how to map ZUGFeRD-compliant cancellation documents in a GoBD-clean Shopware workflow.
Just over a quarter of German wholesale revenue came from e-commerce in 2024 (Eurostat). How Customer Catalogs let you tailor assortments, roles, and prices per customer account.
Why many Shopware merchants in 2026 replace the classic Twig storefront with a Nuxt 4 frontend based on Shopware Frontends – and how to pull off the migration technically and economically.
A button in the footer is not enough: a two-step flow with data entry and confirmation is required. The technical implementation in the shop, from labels to form and receipt.
Large purchasing departments order from inside their own system. How a punchout catalog builds the bridge, which protocols are involved and where such projects tend to get stuck.
Larger targets, terms explained, input help, clear focus, no time limits
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