Posts Tagged ‘aspdnsf’

In this series, I will try and broach some of the pros and cons of various shopping cart and various ecommerce solutions. Part 2: ASPDotNetStoreFront. If you're looking for the ZenCart guide, check here. ASPDotNetStorefront is a lot to type out, so hereafter, I will refer to it as ASPDNSF, which is easier to type. ASPDNSF is another great shopping cart. This cart is used by some big names and it's used by them for a reason - the cart is great. Out of the box, this cart excels. It has the basics you would expect from an online shopping cart: payment gateways, shipping gateways and so much more. Image handling with ASPDNSF is really good and by far, the best out-of-the-box image management I've used. But all these features come at a price, which is currently $1295 for the 'good' version. If you want the source, which you will, add an additional $995. Want updates, that will cost another $299. Total price for the store, the source and 1 year of updates: $2,589.00 - yep. Wait, don't make up your mind just yet, even though that seems like a lot of money, it's not a bad deal when you consider what you're getting. Full story

After a lot of work, Hostel Board Company's site is up and running. Built on ASP.net this site can do it all. Since this was my first forray into non open source software, I was a bit worried, but the features were nothing short of amazing. After much struggle with my open source mindset, I dove into uncharted waters. Full story