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I haven't done an ecommerce project in quite a while, what would you suggest instead of Magento? I had the dubious honor of setting up a heavily customized Mag
by ciclista 13y ago
I haven't done an ecommerce project in quite a while, what would you suggest instead of Magento?
I had the dubious honor of setting up a heavily customized Magento site barely after they released 1.0 - it was a nightmare. No docs, barely any participation in the forums, blog posts with outdated (already) information... I didn't have a say in picking Magento and eventually the client moved to something else as updates and expansion became too much of a hassle.
- shanelja 13y agoI hear good things about Woocommerce [1] these days if you're using Wordpress for your main site. It's no where near in the realm of Magento, but fine if you're looking for something simpler but less powerful. [1] http://www.woothemes.com/woocommerce/ http://www.woothemes.com/woocommerce/
- konradb 13y agoI'd also be very interested in this. I'm looking for an ecommerce package that does faceted search, supports catering for non US regions, and doesn't require the effort Magento requires to reskin. Something where the goods-in process is easy, no EPOS integration required. Anybody got any good recent experiences?
- r0s 13y agoIf you already know Drupal, Commerce is awesome.
- corny 13y agoI've used Lemonstand for a few projects and really enjoy working with it. There are a few features it's lacking still (no gift certificates, no faceted search) but it's a very flexible system. (http://lemonstand.com/ http://lemonstand.com/)
- davidandgoliath 13y agoFor a developer? Hm, foxy cart, or spree (open source): http://spreecommerce.com/ http://spreecommerce.com/