WebOps now supports Incremental Static Build (ISB), a hybrid server-side and client-side rendering solution. With ISB, only part of the pages are generated during the website build. The others are generated as shoppers start visiting them.
FastStore API reference documentation is now available. You can check it now via the GraphiQL IDE.
Next.js and Gatsby projects deployed with WebOps can now benefit from faster builds. WebOps now counts with a caching system, which avoids the expensive work of regenerating unchanged files.
The Base Store now has a new search API, components with a new theming structure, and a Storybook package to run locally. Also, check out the news for the starter framework-specific updates.
The FastStore API no longer includes unused Gatsby plugins and now handles channel as a facet for search and product queries. Also, check out the new Troubleshooting guides and the Starter submission form.
Following the next successful push to your store's repository default branch, the VTEX Headless CMS preview available at https://gatsby-preview-vtex-sites--<your-account-here>-store.vtex.io will require users to authenticate to VTEX.
The repository of the Base Store starter, which uses Gatsby, has changed. It is now gatsby.store.
We launched a Next.js-based starter that corresponds to the Base Store previously available only for Gatsby. This means you can now quickstart your FastStore project with your favorite framework: Next.js or Gatsby.
Now every deploy preview will have a new Lighthouse Reports box with quick-access links to reports for all pages you have listed in the Lighthouse CI section of the store.config.js file. That way, you can easily track how each pull request impacts the performance, SEO, and accessibility of your store.
