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What is SFRA?
SFRA stands for Salesforce Reference Architecture. It's a blueprint for building ecommerce websites on the Salesforce Commerce Cloud platform. It provides a modular, mobile-first approach to storefront development, enabling faster development cycles, easier maintenance, and a more consistent user experience across different devices.
What other technologies are related to SFRA?
SFRA Competitor Technologies
SiteGenesis
SiteGenesis is the predecessor to SFRA, serving as a reference architecture for older Salesforce Commerce Cloud implementations. It is an alternative approach to structuring a storefront.
Pipelines
Pipelines are a legacy approach to request handling and business logic in Demandware/SFCC, largely replaced by Controllers in SFRA.
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SFRA Complementary Technologies
OCAPI
OCAPI (Open Commerce API) is used with SFRA to integrate with other systems and build custom functionality.
UX Studio
UX Studio is a tool to support frontend development that is complementary.
Demandware Catalog
The Demandware (now Salesforce Commerce Cloud) catalog is a core component used by SFRA.
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Which job functions commonly mention SFRA?
Salesforce Administrator
0.3% of all Salesforce Administrator jobs mention SFRA
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Cloud Engineer
0.1% of all Cloud Engineer jobs mention SFRA
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Architect
45 Architect jobs mention SFRA
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Software Engineer
325 Software Engineer jobs mention SFRA
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Engineer
341 Engineer jobs mention SFRA
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