My SFCC Pills.

In today's competitive digital commerce landscape, brands need both agility and reliability. A hybrid architecture, combining the Storefront Reference Architecture (SFRA) with a headless frontend, offers the best of both worlds: a stable, out-of-the-box experience for checkout and backend functions, paired with a flexible, modern frontend for product pages and unique touchpoints. This "phased headless" strategy reduces risk, enables rapid experimentation, and maximizes long-term scalability.

A few days ago the latest version of SFRA (Storefront Reference Architecture) was released, this version is v6.3.0. Below you can read a summary of the main changes and a link to the specific repository for this version (accessible only to SFCC customers and partners)

I've summarized the minimum of "base" technologies that a B2C SFCC Developer for SFRA should learn before starting on a project. In addition, there are other alternatives such as taking the official training provided by Salesforce (CCD102) and/or study over the PLC (Partners Learning Camp).