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Just installed and testing Magento for a client, and I cant say I'm having a good experience. But what I miss in the rage registered domain, fuckmagento.com, ar
by mobilemidget 6y ago
Just installed and testing Magento for a client, and I cant say I'm having a good experience. But what I miss in the rage registered domain, fuckmagento.com, are proper alternatives. I don't mind the rage posts about something being bad, but point out some proper alternatives too :)
- warpspin 6y ago> Just installed and testing Magento for a client, and I cant say I'm having a good experience. But what I miss in the rage registered domain, fuckmagento.com, are proper alternatives. I don't mind the rage posts about something being bad, but point out some proper alternatives too :) Shopware, if actually need something self hosted. In fact most people probably do not need a self hosted shop at all in reality.
- GTP 6y agoHe suggests shopify
- mobilemidget 6y agooh missed that, though that's just as bad imho.
- arkitaip 6y agoIt depends on the needs of the business of course, but for small companies Shopify is pretty good considering how much value you get for a couple of dollars per month. WooCommerce exists for businesses with complex needs or when a business needs to be in control of their store and data. It's a complex software on top of another complex software but for what it enables businesses to do, I understand why even mid and large size businesses pick WooCommerce for their e-commerce stores. Some of the complexity can be countered by using a managed WordPress hosting like Kinsta or WP Engine, which are surprisingly affordable these days.