Project still alive?

[rashthedude]

Hi there,

I was wondering if development has stopped for this project?

Regards,
Rashid

[ssomnoremac]

Hi Rashid,

I don't think it is. I started a project that i forked from the mean.js
stack that I wanted to start up again soon.

I'm interested in developing a mean-based ecommerce framework if that's
what you had in mind. Let me know.

Best
Cameron
On Apr 4, 2015 11:02 AM, "Rashid Omar" [email protected] wrote:

Hi there,

I was wondering if development has stopped for this project?

Regards,
Rashid

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#18.

[kevgathuku]

Hi @ssomnoremac
Did you get around to making the MEAN-based ecommerce framework?
This is something that I'm interested in.

[ssomnoremac]

Hi,
It depends. My company is exploring options to create a service that isn't
ecomnerce but does use with node. I imagine if we go that route I will want
to do something with this repo.
What ecomnerce framework have you used previously? I've used django Oscar
and was really impressed with the backbend but not so much with how it made
connections to the front end. That's what I like so much about MEAN. Plus
Oscar is too complicated. I want to make something really light weight and
easy to implement but with a great CMS.
On Jul 28, 2015 11:59 PM, "kevgathuku" [email protected] wrote:

Hi @ssomnoremac https://github.com/ssomnoremac
Did you get around to making the MEAN-based ecommerce framework?
This is something that I'm interested in.

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[kevgathuku]

Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
My thoughts were on making an e-commerce application that is hosted and can support multiple stores at once. Something quite similar to the way Shopify works. Right now I'm exploring the technologies to use hence my interest in this. Are you by any chance considering a similar model?