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An experienced developer shares their architectural approach for building a scalable e-commerce platform using Laravel for backend business logic, Next.js for SEO-optimized frontend, Express.js microservices for performance-critical features like recommendations and recently viewed products, and PostgreSQL for data storage. The piece emphasizes practical design decisions based on production experience, including authentication with Sanctum, search with Scout, and separation of concerns between monolithic core and isolated microservices.

I am trying to develop Laravel Ecommerce

Prashant Rijal

Building a Modern, Scalable E-Commerce Platform with **Laravel**, **Next.js**, and **Microservices**

<p>Building a Modern, Scalable E-Commerce Platform with **Laravel**, **Next.js**, and **Microservices**</p>

<p>Why not use inertia with react? Your app will technically be a bit faster since you won’t have the external API overhead. If you want to speed up carts and checkout, having redis setup would help.</p>
