I just'd like to add a philosophical note to this thread and say that it is worth making _anything_ from scratch, if you're driven and inspired you shouldn't let go of that momentum just because something else is out there. Even if you fail, you'd have gained more knowledge and that alone makes it worth the effort.
2013/8/4 Tiago Pontes <[email protected]>: > I've developed a client-side angularJS shop with a nodeJS backend in about a > month. > I was planning to eventually branch out a generic demo version enough to > ditch them out to new customers with a personalized layout and structure, > however I'm too busy right now. Feel free to take a look and propose some > sort of deal if you will. Ignore the "novidades" page please ;) > > Sábado, 3 de Agosto de 2013 2:17:27 UTC+1, abhinav gupta escreveu: >> >> 4 to 6 months! Thats a lot. And being a beginner, add another 2 months. >> Dont have this much time. >> >> I looked for some published carts in node.js. Found nodeshop to be most >> popular. I think I will give it a try. May be it will be better than coding >> from scratch. >> >> On Saturday, August 3, 2013 6:05:31 AM UTC+5:30, Mark Hahn wrote: >>> >>> > how long would it take for a newbie to code a shopping cart in node >>> > who has never made a shopping cart. >>> >>> I have done it twice. Once in PHP and mySql and the second time in node >>> and couchdb, from scratch both times. I would never do it from scratch >>> again. >>> >>> It took me about 4 to 6 months each time, but I enjoyed the node >>> development more. A lot of this was dealing with the UI but most was coding >>> the business logic. There are tons of things that were not trivial. >>> Dealing with the merchant providers, the backend quickbooks, and the >>> security of the transaction were all challenging. >>> >>> >>> On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 5:28 PM, abhinav gupta <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> >>>> Thanks. This is helpful. I am definitely going with any one of the >>>> platform now. Can you give me a rough estimate, how long would it take for >>>> a >>>> newbie to code a shopping cart in node who has never made a shopping cart. >>>> This would help me calculate if I have time to implement it for this >>>> project. Just a very rough idea. It would probably be only one time effort, >>>> then I can reuse it. >>>> >>>> I really want to learn and code in node.js. Have not created anything >>>> with it but have gone through a lot of tutorials. Shopping cart is my main >>>> hurdle for coding in node. As most projects usually require cart >>>> integration >>>> these days. >>>> >>>> >>>> On Saturday, August 3, 2013 5:20:56 AM UTC+5:30, ryandesign wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> On Aug 2, 2013, at 18:41, abhinav gupta wrote: >>>>> >>>>> > I am a php developer who has worked on core php, wordpress, magento, >>>>> > etc. Now after hearing so many nice things about node.js I am thinking >>>>> > about >>>>> > switching. >>>>> > >>>>> > My next project includes a combination of shopping cart, blog, forum >>>>> > and other custom pages. Now how should I go about making this project >>>>> > using >>>>> > node.js. Should I build the whole project using node.js, build shopping >>>>> > cart, blog, forum, payment gateway integration from scratch in node.js. >>>>> > I >>>>> > have never made a shopping cart through just core programming. Would it >>>>> > be >>>>> > that hard? Is it worth it? How long should it take? Can you guide me to >>>>> > some >>>>> > tutorials. >>>>> > >>>>> > Or is there a way out using a combination of node.js and cart/forum >>>>> > made in php. Does it make any sense? >>>>> >>>>> Others may disagree, but in my opinion, no, that doesn't make sense. >>>>> Pick a language, php or node, and write your project in it. Others may >>>>> advocate mixing and matching but that seems unnecessarily complicated to >>>>> me. >>>>> >>>>> I like node. I recommend you give it a try. But on a small project of >>>>> manageable scope. Perhaps a simple site that you've already built in php >>>>> that you can convert to node to see how it's done. >>>>> >>>>> There are a zillion node modules already written, available in npm, >>>>> which you can look through to see what might be helpful to you. Probably >>>>> someone has written modules for integration with various payment gateways, >>>>> for example. Maybe someone has written a shopping cart. But it can be time >>>>> consuming to try out all the available packages to find the one (if any) >>>>> that does exactly what you want. There's something to be said sometimes >>>>> for >>>>> writing your own code. 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