What is the best CMS for online stores?

Question

CMS

Good morning everyone.
Guys, tell me who had experience in developing online stores.
I want to find a system that will allow you to conveniently and quickly deploy an online store and import goods there using CSV or excel.
1) No less convenient than a bunch of MODX Revolution + miniShop2
2) There is an import through the table, preferably documentation for the import module
Thank you all =)

Answer 1

You need to understand that CMS is not "suitable" for an online store, it is "suitable for the customer" due to its convenience.
As a programmer, a bunch of navicat + sublime with a roof of 10 years is suitable for you.
But they need beauty and the illusion of simplicity, although there is nothing easier than excel to manage trade, if you understand what data is and how to follow it. CMS is a data tracker, nothing more.
From design - Bitrix is ​​suitable. He is very handsome inside and authoritative. Due to the internal complexity (it is insanely complicated at first and terribly stupid) - the prices for work in Bitrix are quite high, but isn't that a plus? Moreover, you also have to pay for this miracle, and due to its authority, CMS itself proves to a "very smart" business guru that "this is g...." is cool. Well, that is, from the standpoint of money, design and show-off - this is just an ideal solution.
If you need cms FOR YOURSELF - then it's better not to use cms. For myself, these are frameworks and understanding of client-server interaction. The Linux terminal is your best friend, the SQL language is your brother, and the REST API is your cutlery. (if you are interested what it is - write, I will explain)
If it's cheap for the customer - you can take opencart / ecshop / woocommerce - but all have their drawbacks and will eat your brain while studying. You essentially take on his headache, stupidly, but whatever you want. Modern business does it very cool - first, a cheap coder is ordered, who writes a website with shit code, then an EXPENSIVE coder is hired almost for free (because he is unemployed) - who fixes everything on enthusiasm and kindness, and not for money. This arrangement suits them. Trying to explain that the site = govnokod - this is incompetence. Well, that is, in this way, the more brains, the more difficult it is to earn, because. first, a cheap encoder is hired, and then an expensive one, but also cheap. How long will we be idiots? I don’t know, for this courage is needed to refuse ALL businessmen on principle.
For example, opencart has a very simple code and internal structure, but the template was killed by shitcoders (you can see the separation of the back-front, and that the front-ends were cheap) - in their template, almost all actions are hardwired, there is a division into modules, but it can not be understood in any way - why exactly.
ecshop is generally written in a functional way. in many places this simplifies the work, in others it complicates it due to the need for copying and repeated changes.
woocommerce requires wordpress knowledge and uses such shitty things as jquery.blockui, which not only blocks the interface for the duration of the Ajax request, but also does not allow you to hang events, as a result, if you think about asynchrony, eat your brain.
ModX is the closest to understanding "data as simpler", but I don't remember what kind of store bells and whistles are there - for me, product collections have always been just arrays (in my head), and I didn't need a "plugin for setting a promotion for a product" initially. But some love tsms for the opportunity to "install from the playmarket" and then have plenty of sex with the whole office for half a year, trying to understand why two "ready-made solutions" cannot work together. As always, the boss is more important, so we are looking for the cause in the investigation, and not vice versa, well, they have it there.

Answer 2

As a result, after client bitrixes, I settled on cs-cart
Look. Might come in too

Answer 3

Why not use the same cms of online stores (opencart, magneto, cs-cart, etc.)

Answer 4

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