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Juruti
Use amazon's website to shop at your favourite local book shop.
Juruti is a Firefox add-on that lets you use amazon's website to shop at your local book shop. Just fill your shopping cart (you don't need an amazon account to do that) and then, instead of checking out, hit the Juruti button. An e-mail listing all your selected products will be created that you can send to your local book shop. -
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BTHEBookStore
Book store E-commerce implemented in Java/Servlets using MVC
Electronic book store implemented in Java/Servlets and eHTML* using the Model–view–controller (MVC) software architectural pattern. eHTML is a simple yet powerful scripting language for the UI which is implemented as part of the project. It makes the UI highly customizable. In development mode all the objects and variables that can be accessed from the eHTML will be displayed at the bottom of each page. -
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phpshopcart
single-page php shopping cart script
...(as of 2015) PHPShopCart is an example single-script shopping-cart web application demo written in PHP and designed to connect to a MySQL database. It was written for the book, "A Guide to Databases under Linux" (Syngress Media)
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