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# **From the Blog**

In this blog, we share real-world experience — from web development and e-commerce to performance optimization and strategic decisions around digital projects. In addition to technical topics such as Shopware, backend architectures, and performance, we also focus on the questions that often matter most in real projects: Which solutions are sustainable in the long term? When does custom development make sense — and when doesn’t it? How can projects be implemented efficiently without unnecessary overhead? The focus is on practical experience rather than theoretical concepts. Many articles are based on ongoing projects and highlight which approaches work in practice and where typical challenges arise — both technically and organizationally. We also cover topics such as project structure, collaboration, cost-benefit considerations, and technology selection. Because successful digital solutions are not just the result of good code, but of making the right decisions at the right time. This blog is aimed at developers, technical decision-makers, and companies that want to build digital projects properly and sustainably — not just get something online.

[7/31/2026**Shopware****Nexus****n8n****ERP-Integration****Systemintegration****Middleware****E-Commerce**<h2>**Shopware Nexus or Custom Middleware? A Decision Guide for ERP Integrations**</h2>Nexus is the cloud iPaaS built into Shopware. What it takes off your plate, where the limits are, what per-execution billing means for your architecture, and which flows are better kept in your own hands.](https://kickbyte.de/en/blog/shopware-nexus-or-custom-middleware)

[7/11/2026**KI****LLM****Infrastruktur****TCO****DSGVO****Make or Buy**<h2>**Your Own AI Server: When the Hardware Pays Off**</h2>Token APIs and cloud GPUs are convenient, but for serious AI use your own hardware often pays for itself in 8 to 18 months. A TCO comparison for decision-makers, with current numbers, limits, and a clear decision matrix.](https://kickbyte.de/en/blog/own-ai-server-when-it-pays-off)

[4/2/2026**Shopware****Redis****Performance****DevOps****E-Commerce**<h2>**Shopware 6 & Redis: How Misconfigured Instances Hurt More Than They Help**</h2>Common Redis misconfigurations in Shopware 6 that kill performance instead of improving it – from persistence on cache instances to missing eviction policies – and how to fix them.](https://kickbyte.de/en/blog/shopware-6-redis-configuration-mistakes)

[3/27/2026**Shopware****Headless****Nuxt****Vue.js****E-Commerce**<h2>**Shopware Frontends: Headless Storefront with Nuxt – Possibilities, Benefits and Limitations**</h2>Technical guide to Shopware Frontends (Composable Frontends): architecture, package structure, use cases, and an honest assessment of advantages and disadvantages compared to the classic Twig storefront.](https://kickbyte.de/en/blog/shopware-frontends-headless-storefront-nuxt)

[3/18/2026**Shopware****E-Commerce****Architecture**<h2>**Using Shopware 6 the Right Way: When It Makes Sense – and What Alternatives Exist**</h2>Shopware 6 is powerful, but not the right fit for every project. A practical guide to use cases, limitations, and meaningful alternatives.](https://kickbyte.de/en/blog/shopware-6-use-cases)

[3/11/2026**Shopware****E-Commerce****Agentic Commerce**<h2>**Agentic Commerce: What Does It Mean for Shopware Merchants?**</h2>Agentic Commerce is currently widely discussed in the Shopware ecosystem. But what does it actually mean for merchants?](https://kickbyte.de/en/blog/agentic-commerce)

[3/3/2026**EDI****JTL****AS2**<h2>**EDI in JTL: Make or Buy? Architecture and Decision Guide**</h2>Technical guide to EDI integration in JTL, including architecture strategy, AS2 transport, middleware design, and cost considerations.](https://kickbyte.de/en/blog/edi4jtl)