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Saleor
Customer-centric e-commerce on a modern stack
Saleor is one of the fastest growing open source e-commerce platforms, built to deliver ultra-fast, dynamic and personalized shopping experiences. Built with Python, Django, GraphQL, and ReactJS, Saleor is modular and highly performant. With a GraphQL API and headless commerce, you can build beautiful, customized online stores anywhere on any device using the latest technology. Saleor gives you great flexibility, with options for building your front-end how you want, and seamless... -
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Square1 miniPOS
A simple, standalone POS program with special language features.
#==========# NEW VERSION IN PROGRESS. EMAIL RECOMMENDATIONS TO: gwilson.sq1@gmail.com #==========# miniPOS is a simple Point of Sale (POS) program designed for small businesses in developing countries. The program is designed to be a simpler, easier, and more powerful substitute for the pen and paper record keeping that many store owners use. The program emphasizes ease of use and language flexibility.
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