Feature-Isolated Widgets
Integrate with WordPress, Magento & Legacy Platforms
Reduce Risk Without Rewrites

Feature-Isolated Widgets for Modern Web Platforms

ReactEdge demonstrates a widget-first approach to delivering modern features inside existing systems. Self-contained React widgets integrate cleanly with WordPress, Magento, and legacy platforms — without rewrites, risk, or lock-in.

Why Feature-Isolated Widgets Work

Ship features without touching core platforms — widgets load independently and integrate via clear contracts.
Reduce risk in monoliths — no invasive upgrades, no regression cascades.
Incremental modernisation — improve parts of a system without rewriting the whole.
Performance by isolation — smaller JavaScript surface, controlled loading, better user experience.

Open-Source Subscription Module

I have started a journey developing an open-source module for Magento. This is the start of a roadmap to deliver API-first Magento feature. This initiative aims to provide retailers with a flexible solution for managing recurring payments, aligning with modern eCommerce architectures and enhancing scalability.

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Turning Platform Constraints into Optional Boundaries

Legacy platforms don’t need to be replaced to evolve.
Modern features can be delivered independently of core systems.
Widgets allow teams to experiment without destabilising production.
Incremental change reduces risk, cost, and organisational friction.

Performance Through Isolation

Modern performance issues are rarely solved by more caching alone. Feature-isolated widgets reduce JavaScript scope, control loading behaviour, and prevent unrelated changes from slowing down critical paths.

Incremental Modernisation

Large platforms don’t need full rewrites to evolve. ReactEdge enables teams to introduce modern features alongside existing systems, improving parts of a product without destabilising the whole.

Features as Independent Capabilities

Search, banners, maps, calculators, and content tools can exist as standalone capabilities. Widgets make these features reusable, testable, and deployable wherever they’re needed.

The Companion Site Pattern

Not every feature belongs in the core platform. Companion Sites allow teams to experiment, optimise, and scale independently, while keeping the primary system stable and focused.