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I'm using both on Tindie.com (an Etsy for homemade tech) and love them. I looked at the other Django ecommerce platforms, and they are honestly no where near Ca
by emilepetrone 14y ago
I'm using both on Tindie.com (an Etsy for homemade tech) and love them. I looked at the other Django ecommerce platforms, and they are honestly no where near Cartridge/Mezzanine interms of usability and ease for the administrator. Satchmo is the best known Django ecommerce platform. It has a lot more functionality out of the box (shipping & payment modules come already integrated), however apart from that, it is a headache.
If you are looking for something that has the basics down (cart, product details, customizable payment system), Cartridge and Mezzanine are the way to go IMO
- pajju 14y agoDo check out LFS - Lightning Fast Store, eCommerce Solution on Django - with Full front end too(jQuery) Its one of the best Django solutions I've come across. I've worked with other bigger bloated eCommerce solutions - Magento, Opencart, Zencart. But LFS is seriously fast. Clean, well written code and stable. I'm also using LFS here[1] for a furniture shop. [1] http://www.livinstyleindia.com/ http://www.livinstyleindia.com/ (Its been a week since the site went Live)
- ddorian43 14y agoThe site title is still LFS. Also the blog menu item is highlghted most of the time. Also the stars need to be transparent.
- stephen_mcd 14y agoDoes the LFS admin pick up other Django apps the same way Django admin does? Last time I checked that was the biggest problem with it. All of a sudden you need to give your client two different backend system for managing their site. Mezzanine (and Cartridge) really go a long way in providing an enhanced version of Django's admin that's suited to handing over to clients, so your third-party apps plug straight in.