Free Shopping Cart Code?

[SagaLore]

Where is there a good Javascript based shopping cart, freely available? I've google searched and am coming up with so many sites it'll take awhile to sort through. I'm finding some XML and perl base carts as well but neither of which I'm experienced with yet, Javascript is preferable.

 

[SuperSix]

Free? You get what you apy for. especially commercially-oriented items like shopping carts. If you're serious.. buy a good one.

 

[NetworkDad]

PHP Based. - Try PHP. If you insist on javascript, try searching at Sourceforge.Net - Open source community.

 

[Lars]

There actually is a good free shopping cart but it uses PHP.

shopping cart demo

open source project home page

 

[incallisto]

Originally posted by: NccOps
PHP Based. - Try PHP. If you insist on javascript, try searching at Sourceforge.Net - Open source community.

I second the vote for oscommerce.

 

[20_MuleTeam_Borax]

Originally posted by: SuperSix
Free? You get what you apy for. especially commercially-oriented items like shopping carts. If you're serious.. buy a good one.

I whole-heartedly disagree when it comes to software.

 

[brtspears2]

Originally posted by: 20_MuleTeam_Borax

Originally posted by: SuperSix
Free? You get what you apy for. especially commercially-oriented items like shopping carts. If you're serious.. buy a good one.

I whole-heartedly disagree when it comes to software.

Yes and no I say. Yes some good stuff comes out, but you need to wait a bit. If everyone programmed for free, lets just say programmers will be below artists in terms of income and starvation.

 

[SagaLore]

I looked at a whole bunch of free javascript based shopping carts last night. Some of them used frames, all of them used a perl script to submit forms, one of them used XML.

I came across a decent looking package from Here. Only $35, with free updates for a year and 1 month technical support. When I was looking at some of the free shopping carts, I looked at the code and for the most part it's all fairly simple, except for the perl script. Now I'm deciding whether or not I should spend the time to code a shopping cart myself, or go ahead and pay the $35 for the NebuCart package so I don't have to worry about coding.

Suggestions at this point?