Medusa

Are there any performance issues with Medusa similar to those in Magento 2? We are building a marketplace with millions of products (+10M products in various configurations). Magento is generally discouraged in such cases, so how would Medusa handle this? There aren’t many case studies available on this topic.

Is it really possible for one dev to build a whole commerce app in just hours with this? Seems wild. Anyone tried it yet? What's the learning curve actually like?

Yesss! Really love the craft and depth that's gone into this, and know a few businesses that have really transformed their B2B sales with Medusa setups. Ace job @sebrindom, @nicklas_gellner and team - you're maestros

Massive congrats on the launch! This is a superb and super composable! Good luck with the launch

Congrats on the launch guys! Do you have the option to build apps in Medusa?

I just wanted to share another use-case which is quite different from how most people will use Medusa, but it illustrates the flexibility of Medusa 2.0 very clearly - Medusa Cloud. We've built Medusa Cloud using Medusa 2.0, allowing us to utilize the Medusa framework + modules such as authentication, file storage, and more without having to reinvent the wheel. Medusa Cloud is very asynchronous, since many operations take minutes to finish - using Medusa's Workflow Engine + Events allowed us to build all of that with ease and have Medusa Cloud running dozens of applications in incredibly short timespan. If this doesn't attest to Medusa's flexibility and extensibility, I don't know what does.

I had the opportunity to dog food Medusa 2.0 by building the next.js B2B starter and even though I was involved in building the core, I consistently came out with the thought - "damn, this is bloody cool". We've crafted this over the last 12 months, we've gotten many users to jump in and build stores around it - I mean, take a look at the starters built by all these amazing companies. I'm confident that 2.0 will be a game-changer!