As of 23rd October, the medusa core team release the official 2.0.0 as promised! This means we are no longer working with a "preview" or "release candidate" version. In this article I will cover what's new in the next generation of medusa, and of course, share my one-click

Requirements Until now, everything has been done in your browser, but that is about to change. To make changes to your medusa project, you will need some web development tools. If you already have these tools, please scroll past this step. If you have never heard of any of these

Video Instructions Links Stripe module medusa 2.0 documentation: https://docs.medusajs.com/v2/resources/commerce-modules/payment/payment-provider/stripe GitHub repo config example: https://github.com/rpuls/medusajs-2.0-for-railway-boilerplate/blob/master/backend/medusa-config.js Video demonstartion of signing up a Stripe account (watch from 01:30 - 06:30): https:

This article is a short and easy tutorial that will guide you through integrating Stripe payment in your Vendure application, so that customers will be able to purchase your items on your webshop using a credit card or Google Pay. So stay tuned! Prerequisite You must have a running Vendure

Learn how to host your Vendure webshop on Railway.app using a one-click deploy template. This step-by-step guide ensures a quick and easy setup, perfect for those seeking a hassle-free hosting solution for their online store.

Requirements * Railway hobby plan * Domain (optional) Video instructions

❗NEW VERSION ALERT: Medusa 2.0 has been released Medusa 2.0 is finally hereIn this article you will find a 1-click deploy template, so with zero effort you can get your very own medusajs 2.0 preview instance, at its current state.FunkytonRasmus Puls But, if you prefer the

This guide will help you setting up a network drive so that you can access your external HDD from all of your devices over WiFi. NAS is short for "Network Attached Storage" - let's attach your HDD to your home network! OBS: If you came here after installing PMS, you

Assuming that you have already installed PMS on you raspberry pi or whatever little Linux computer you are using, next obvious thing would be to add storage. Most SBCs (single board computer) run the OS from an sd card and those are not ideal for storing large media libraries. This

What you need * Raspberry Pi 3 or Raspberry Pi 4 (better performance) * micro sdcard min 8GB - preferably class 10 (like this one [https://amzn.to/39WOqzG]) * sdcard reader * putty (download from: https://www.putty.org/) * ethernet access to your router * ip scanner, download: https://www.advanced-ip-scanner.com/ (optional) * basic