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The State of Modern e-commerce
Modern e-commerce is a beautiful mess. Let's unscramble it. In this session, Snipcart CEO Francois Lanthier Nadeau will explore: 1. Technical paradigms overview: monolithic, Jamstack, and headless commerce 2. The fragmentation of e-commerce functionality 3. The explosion of e-commerce offering: new solutions categories 4. How to pick your e-commerce stack
François builds, learns, and laughs in beautiful Québec City. He's CEO at Snipcart, an e-commerce solution for developers. He's also a board member and mentor at Apollo13, a startup program he helped launch. A marketer by trade, he was responsible for building Snipcart's initial growth machine, which runs on good content, community, and SEO. His writing has been featured on Indie Hackers, The Startup, freeCodeCamp, Baremetrics, and more publications. Since joining Snipcart, he gave startup and e-commerce presentations in 14+ events all over the world (Canada, USA, France, Ireland). He worked remotely from half a dozen different countries in his first years on the market.