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Has anyone setup a site using Magento community version? Magento - Home - eCommerce Software for Growth
I installed it the other day, which I have to say was the easiest PHP install I've ever done, and have been playing around with it. It seems very easy to manage, customize, and has a lot of features. I'm wondering what the down side is
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It is a very easy install I agree the headache comes in for me on attributes. Have u tried attributes yet?
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I havent done anything with it yet...but I was planning on playing with it more this weekend so I'll let you know what I come across!
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I have been dealing with Magento since very early versions, and have done about 25 sites, and fixed many more. If you have any questions, feel free.
I love Magento, but as far as downfalls... the learning curve is kind of steep for heavier modifications, and can sometimes get confusing. It has some little annoyances, like I hate the way it handles image enlargement, but all in all the benefits by far outweigh the downfalls. Good luck with it. |
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