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Improve this questionI'd like to get involved in open source projects to try and get rid of the n00b-hood which seems to cling to me like a gecko to flypaper.
It seems that there are no open source e-commerce solutions built on codeigniter - a search on Google, a search on Github, and a search on Stackoverflow all brought out 0 coherent results.
If anybody knows of such a project, please let me know, so I can start contributing my part to the development - that is the only way i'll ever improve, and i'm sure any mentor would like a little help on their pet project...
Besides, I think Oscommerce (and any of it's numerous cousins) seems a bit immature in it's approach even to a non-ninja like me, and magento is totally undemocratic with it's insistence of innoDB requirement and the impossible complexity of the code architecture.
So far I have only found 2 e-commerce solutions that utilise codeigniter.
- Total Shop UK - Was announced in this thread
- Community Cart - recently updated to v2.01
E-commerce in code-igniter has been talked about a lot. It baffles me why so few have developed apps in this area.
My personal opinion is that there is definitely an opportunity to create a slick e-commerce app using code-igniter now that CI 2.0 is finally here!
There's also GoCart, which is built on CodeIgniter: http://gocartdv.com/.
I would check out OpenCart - it's not a codeigniter system but it is based on a MVC model and the source is very organized. You can control most of the templates, it has built in localization and multiple taxes etc..
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