I want to start a big shop... Too many products, detailed catalog, more power with attributes handling, fast, easy to extend and so on... and I don't want to use Magento for this. I don't have any experience with Drupal and its extensions, I'm extremely new to it. All I ask is... "is Drupal (Drupal Commerce or others) the thing I'm looking for?"
I don't know anything about Magento, but I am familiar to Drupal. A Shopping site CAN be implemented easily with Drupal.
If you are planning to use Drupal, then I would suggest you to use Drupal Commerce. The two main modules used for the shopping cart are Drupal commerce and Ubercart. Ubercart has actually no "relation" with Drupal, but is actually more "experienced" than Drupal commerce.
But Drupal commerce, on the other hand, is the commerce module of Drupal. We can customize the options provided by this module in any way. Drupal commerce definitelys is more extensive than ubercart. But when it comes to the payment integration and all, Ubercart has much more to provide than Drupal commerce.
Good luck with your site.
Try OpenCart. Drupal is not best solution for big shop.
OpenCart have very easy product options, attributes, multilangs... Drupal Commerce and UberCart take much more time for for same functionality.
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I'm new to JAMstack development, so this question arose. I found only one example of using Netlify CMS for e-commerce store: https://www.fullstackrocket.com/products/gatsby-ecommerce-netlify-cms
Netlify CMS is great for managing and editing content that is stored in your git repository alongside your code as yaml, toml, json, or markdown files.
If it's a good choice for your usecase depends how you want to build your e-commerce store:
If you build your site and online store from scratch with a site
generator (like gatsby, nextjs, hugo, jekyll...) and want to store
your product information in your git repo, Netlify CMS could be a
good choice.
If you use a site generator but manage your products in a proprietary
e-commerce platform like Shopify, you could use Netlify CMS for
managing other pages on your website or your blog
I checked Fullstack Rocket here and here, there are no updates on their blog since April 2020, so I would ask if their products are up to date.
I am trying to build multi vendor eCommerce progressive web application and I came across vue storefront. Although the documentation is very helpful I want to hear if I have made the right choice and where I could find some resources to build. Thanks in adavnce.
We had an e-commerce website built using Magento 2. Recently we decided to build our frontend using Vue Storefront PWA. It is feature rich but we've faced lots of issues regarding customizations. So my suggestion is to you that if your project doesn't need highly customization then go for it.
I am trying to develop app/plugin for shopify in PHP. Shopify is fully develped in Ruby on Rails. There are so many apps developed for shopify that are installable. I tried to search plugin for shopify that are made in PHP but couldn't find.
My question is that can we create installable app/plugin in PHP for shopify? If yes then it will support for shopify? Please clarify me.
All your interaction with Shopify is via a RESTful API. You can create your App/Plugin in any language you want. It makes zero difference to Shopify, so long as you deal with the API correctly. .Net, Python, Ruby, PHP, Go, Javascript, take your pick.
There are a couple of open-source PHP example Apps floating around out there, suitable as a starting point for your copy&paste efforts. Working with Shopify API in PHP allows you to draw from PHP samples of connecting to any other common API out there, nothing special.
I have to integrate this API (http://api.iqrez.com/documentation/) in a template of joomla 3.0. Do you know if there is an extension that can permit me to integrate this API? Or please can you give me technical infos for integrate it?
Thank you in advance
Luca
A Joomla Template provides a theme or style mechanism for the website.
The API you've pointed to is described as "Online Booking Engine"
The Joomla Extension Directory (JED) has a section on Bookings & Reservations
Searching the JED for "iqrez" reveals no hits.
None of these are questions suitable for StackOverflow, which is why you're getting downvoted.
To integrate a Joomla site with a 3rd party API you will need to create an extension, the Docs website has a Developer portal. Depending on the exact functionality you want and the degree of integration you will need to create either a "component", "module" or "plugin". Or a combination of all three.
I need to know if I can in prestashop or another eccommerce framework allow the users to publish his own products.
I ask this because i need that feature to my site.
Thanks in advance !
No ecommerce system has this feature by default. You can have modules for this feature. I am not sure about any module for any e commerce system, but hopefully you will get one if you search using google. If you did not find any, then you have to develop it by some one.