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I want to add one more thing: I do believe that low TTM is the way to go for any software product. We have it in Ecwid, and I think we should also have it in X-Cart. Though I have promised myself to not interfere with X-Cart development (in order to speed up the development by not interrupting them), I will stress out the advantages of low TTM to X-Cart marketing & development.

Re: Fourth generation e-commerce solution by Qualiteam
 

I think there is a balance to be found with a system like x-cart, but a much quicker ttm for x-cart would be appreciated :)

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Thank you, guys,for discussing my nick and my avatar.
But let's keep this thread "Ecwid-related"
"Ambal-related" questions are welcome to be discussed at http://www.facebook.com/alex.mulin

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Anybody here using Ecwid with Facebook? I'm sure it can be done but so far I'm not having good luck. I understand FBML is based on Cold Fusion which I know as much about as I do quantum physics = 0!

Any ideas here?

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Sure it is possible. Please check this thread: http://www.ecwid.com/forums/showthread.php?t=150

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Also: How to integrate your Ecwid shopping cart with Facebook

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Just checked out ecwid. Very slick. Have to say that I wouldn't want to give up all of the customizability of X-Cart, and the SEO tweakability - I love that.

However, I can say that the Ecwid admin interface is VERY cool. It would be nice to have all that ajax interface in the admin area of X-cart, but leave the customer front end with all the html/css options that are now available.

Marie

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Very interesting product but I'm with whoever said you should change the name. Ecwid is barely pronounceable let alone memorable. It should have a simple, easy to remember, catchy name (think Twitter, Facebook, Yahoo, Snuggie (haha!))