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What actually happens on Spryker and Symfony projects — integrations that fight back, migrations that can't freeze the roadmap, and where AI-assisted delivery earns its keep. No listicles.
Not "AI writes the code". The measurable shift is in the work around the code — boilerplate, test scaffolding, migration sweeps and review throughput — and the review discipline that has to come with it.
It is rarely PHP. Publish and Sync backlogs, chatty Redis reads, and the synchronous call hiding in checkout - a field guide to real Spryker performance work.
A working sequence for legacy rescue - a deploy pipeline before any bug fix, characterisation tests before any refactor, and why month one ships almost no features.
The strangler pattern applied to commerce — how to move a storefront onto Spryker while the old system keeps taking orders and the business keeps shipping features.
Payment terms, credit limits, approval chains and punchout — what actually changes in a B2B checkout, and where the Spryker defaults end and your build begins.
Most "development delays" on commerce launches are product data delays in disguise. What a PIM like Akeneo actually fixes — and the part it can't.
The storefront is the easy half. Field notes on wiring Spryker to SAP — pricing, stock, order export, and why the middleware question decides your timeline.
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