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In the early stages of your marketplace, generating steady revenues through selling and listing fees can be tough.
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OpenCart 3 was released in 2017 almost a year ago – back then, we gave it a try concluded it doesn't offer much in terms of tangible benefits to store owners compared to OpenCart 2.
Today, we're giving OpenCart 3 another try to see if something has changed and if it makes sense to switch to OpenCart 3 – or stick with the proven and stable OpenCart 2.
This is an April, 2018 update to the original blog post published in June, 2017.
This is the second part of our series on problems with OpenCart.
In the first part, I mostly covered the complex upgrade process and the fact that OpenCart store owners never know if their stores will make it through the next upgrade without falling apart.
Today, I would like to talk a bit more about the core feature set of OpenCart – and why I think it's lacking.
Again – not writing this to throw mud at OpenCart. Consider this a piece of constructive criticism from someone who's been with OpenCart for the past 5+ years. Improving OpenCart is in the best interest of us all OpenCart people.
This will be a short series of blog posts on some of the flaws of OpenCart.
By this I don't intend to bash OpenCart – this horse has been dead for quite some time. I wish to merely state my personal opinion on things.
We're all a big OpenCart family, after all.