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eShop Reference Application
A reference .NET application implementing an eCommerce site
eShop is Microsoft's official .NET reference application showcasing a real-world ecommerce website built with microservices or monolithic architecture using .NET 9 and ASP.NET Core. It includes sample code, and an e-book guide, and illustrates best practices for enterprise‑grade web applications. -
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Your online shop
Simple Modern Ecommerce in NodeJs. Using Mongodb.
...Main features: - Modern SPA (Single Page Application) - Easy edition - Quick purchase process - Site pages (About, Contact, ect...) - Themes (components / templates) - Multi-shop - Very light code ** Live Demo: http://youronlineshop.net/sample/ Web administrator login (user/password): webadmin/webadmin Product administrator: productsadmin/productsadmin Orders manager: ordersadmin/ordersadmin ** Video Demo https://youtu.be/PD_olszbGWA --------- ---------- --------- ---------- --- SUPPORT & HOSTING SERVICE: --------- ---------- --------- ---------- --- - Questions and requests: melchorherrera@gmail.com -
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Flutter Ecommerce App
E-Commerce App built in flutter
This project is a reference e-commerce application that demonstrates how to assemble a complete shopping experience with Flutter. It showcases core retail flows: product discovery and filtering, detailed product pages with images and specs, wishlists/favorites, cart management, and a checkout sequence. The UI mimics production patterns such as persistent navigation, responsive grids, and consistent typography to keep browsing fast and familiar. Under the hood, it illustrates state management...
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