jimski

CubeCart code is pretty clean. There are a few spots that can use some cleaning but overall looks good. The bigger question is can CubeCart handle a very large site. What is the biggest website using CC in terms of registered users and orders?

Yes, this doesn't look too bad. There aren't too many choices when it comes to Open Source carts. I just looked at OpenCart and the code looks little messy but it seems to support Postgres. Though I'm allergic to messy code

Thank you for your replies @bsmither I can live with MySQL if Postgres is not available but can the CC application and particularly db queries handle large number of clients and orders. For example, in the shopping cart that I'm currently using, in the admin section, searching for orders take sometimes 30 seconds before the result is displayed. This is caused by multiple joins on large tables in SQL queries. Many carts suffer this problem. This is just one of very many problems with my current application so instead fixing it I decided to find a better solution. @havenswift-hosting The number of clients is by far more important to me than number of products. My target is 3,000,000 so unfortunately 250,000 is not a good reference point. Most carts break down in the admin section when searching through orders and users. What is the largest shop ever build on CubeCart cart in terms of number of users.

I have a very large store with about 450,000 registered customers and 2,000 products. I'm not happy with my current platform and would like to move to another cart that has open source. I ruled out Zencart and OSC because their code was written in medieval times. 1. Can cubecart handle 450,000 users with the expected growth to 3,000,000 users and 5,000 products. 2. Can cubecart run on Postgres. I currently use MySQL but would love to ditch it and move to Postgres Any advice would be appreciated.