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A microservices e-commerce reference application built with ASP.NET 6. The EShopOnContainers is an awesome project, however the code has some "bad smells". We found it difficult to start learning/using EShopOnContainers compared to DevStore. We like to think of the DevStore as a simplified (but no less complex) version and written with more care in code and small details. We also focused only on the Web architecture with ASP.NET.

SmartPOS 7.1 is a complete ERP+POS (Idempiere 7.1 Distro) , taking all the power of an ERP, but creating an intuitive , agile and easy to learn Point of Sale (POS) 100% Web . SmartPOS has been designed to work as part of the ERP, and support complex business environments, where you can manage different products per organization, different organizations per client, different warehouses per organization, and for each warehouse private config for your POS, price lists, taxes,...

sellEbit is completely free E-Commerce software for small businesses that use "Buy buttons" or shopping carts provided by payment gateways like PayPal to sell from a web site. Look in the files tab for download information. When a customer completes a secure purchase, the gateway sends a notification Email to both the customer and the merchant. sellEbit processes these Emails, extracts the contents, and puts the details into a database on your computer. Other generated transaction...

This project defines the application used in a small cash machine computer position.

...To get started using the project, we recommend our Getting Started guide (http://docs.broadleafcommerce.org/core/current). The most current Broadleaf Commerce (www.broadleafcommerce.com) source code is now maintained on GitHub (https://github.com/BroadleafCommerce). We will also mirror the code here.

This piece of code uses Perl and qx// calls to OpenSSL and to other small Perl scripts, to follow the RFC-4130. At 2009-09-09, the project works fine with encrypted, signed, binary and base64 . Read the README file inside the tar.gz for details