Composable orchestration with Remix

Remix is a relatively new server-side rendering (SSR) framework based on React. They recently got acquired by Shopify so it will be interesting to see where they go from here, especially in relation to Hydrogen. As with any JavaScript framework, it's targeted at developers.

Using Atama with Remix takes it one step further. You get a marketing-friendly authoring experience combined with the flexibility of a composable architecture.

Atama’s intuitive authoring experience allows you as a marketer to compose and publish campaigns independently. Meanwhile, your developers can deliver best-of-breed capabilities to keep your competitive advantage.

In a standard Remix implementation, you either hard-code your content or use an integration with a CMS. If you’re on a non-standard or legacy CMS, you may even have to write your own integration. The same applies when you want to leverage capabilities like commerce, search, assets, etc.

What if you want to switch content or commerce providers? Bad news. You’ll need to write a new integration.

How about replacing Remix in a few years when there's a new shiny front end? Bummer. None of your custom integrations will be reusable.

Atama Composer solves this by adding a layer of abstraction between your capabilities (content, commerce, search, etc.) and your Remix front end. Let your business users define the business capabilities they need and the 3rd party services that provide them. Your Remix site simply integrates with the Atama SDK.

Want to add an extra commerce provider or CMS? No problem. Your front end doesn’t need to change.

Looking to re-use content or capabilities across new channels like email, mobile, or signage? Perfect. That's what Atama is all about.