Using Drupal Commerce for rich eCommerce experiences
summary
Drupal Commerce 2.x targets real e-commerce problems with concrete features: stores for multi-market sites, order types to model digital vs physical workflows, and customizable add to cart form widgets that render attributes as images. Implementations include a live front end for subscription systems, an Overmeyer-style catalog with rendered attribute images, a marketplace prototype doable in ~3 days, a shipping beta funded for FedEx, and integrations covering 17 payment gateways.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to Drupal Commerce
- 3:35Multi-store capabilities
- 8:05Product attributes and variants
- 11:11Custom Add to Cart forms
- 16:41Order types and workflows
- 21:59Custom checkout flows
- 26:00Internationalization and pricing
- 31:40Payment gateways and integrations
- 36:15Demo stores and learning resources
- 37:40Q&A and closing
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