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Simple CMS for .Net Webshop

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c#

.net

umbraco

Im not sure if this is the correct forum for this, if not I apologize. Here goes: Im trying to develop a webshop that should be very simple for the users. Simply add products, create pages, some kind of payment methods and order status. It shoulde also be fairly easy to set up new webshops. Im am currently trying to do this in Umbraco, but this is truly not as easy as i was hoping. Once you start to add custom sections with different modals etc etc it gets kind a complex. My qustion is simply this, is Umbraco a good choice for a simple webshop or should I change to some other underlying .NET CMS? Thanks for any feedback.

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Marthin Avatar asked Oct 01 '10 14:10

Marthin


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2 Answers

This is classic example of selection of wrong tool. Umbraco basically a CMS rather than ECom. I will suggest to use nopcommerce http://www.nopcommerce.com from basic to profession purpose. Works great!!! I am not promoting either of them; I am big fan of Umbraco, but you have to judge your own decisions for productivity and quick turn around.

Sanjay

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Sanjay Zalke Avatar answered Sep 25 '22 02:09

Sanjay Zalke


First of all I wouldn't suggest developing an e-commerce solution yourself. There are many platforms that you could use. For Umbraco you could look at the uCommerce plugin.

If you do want to develop your own e-commerce solution, do you need a CMS at all? Most pages will display some catalog-related content that doesn't involve a CMS. If you do need a CMS, I personally like Telerik's Sitefinity. It allows you to use editable content elements in your site more freely than Umbraco. Basically, Umbraco is a CMS where you can add custom code, and with Sitefinity you create custom code where you can include CMS elements (which is preferable for sites with a lot of customization).

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Carvellis Avatar answered Sep 24 '22 02:09

Carvellis