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Note: This page was last updated sometime in 2008. Today there are new solutions available for e-commerce in Drupal, including native solutions like Drupal Commerce and integrated solutions like Magento. Additionally, the content in the chart may not even be up to date. This page still exists as an historical record of projects at the time, but charts like this really fall short on their pertinence and accuracy. External reviews should be consulted instead at the time you desire to build a new e-commerce website.
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This is a tad out of
This is a tad out of date.
Drupal Commerce is missing, as well as Magento
Woefully out of date
The last edit to this page was in 2008, so it definitely could use some work! (And formatting help, too!)
I changed the input filter so anyone can edit it now.
~silverwing
Added Magneto and Drupal Commerce
Anyone want to jump in?
I reverted the change adding
I reverted the change adding empty columns for Magento and Drupal Commerce, as that was even more confusing than not having them present. People would simply view the page and wonder if those projects could do anything at all (at least that was feedback I was getting from DC users). If we're going to add a column, it should have content and not just be a placeholder waiting for someone to actually do the research.
That said, this page should just die. I've added a note at the top with the quick rationale and changed the title to make it clear that this is an antiquated chart. If we're going to add new solutions, we'd first want to remove the irrelevant ones (e.g. OSCommerce) and update the existing content (surely something in there has changed). Additionally, we'd want to actually compare meaningful features / points of integration.
Ultimately, this will just fall short, and evaluators would be much better served by reviews from non-involved technical publications / blogs that can evaluate the most modern solutions against modern e-commerce requirements. Perhaps this page can simply be turned into a place to collect links to such reviews instead of a perpetually outdated / irrelevant table?