Now this IS good news! Yesterday the Alpha Release of the KiweeCommerce Ecommerce Module for ModX CMS was announced.
It’s very early days, but KiweeCommerce seems to be a working module already, though the devs say that much more needs to be done.
These are the features it’s offering so far:

Modular payment gateway architecture, which currently supports […]

Being a small businessperson, an independent contractor and self employed, I find myself wearing so many different hats. I’m web designer, web coder, SEO weenie, mother to my gaggle of weblings via being their “computer and web expert” (okay, so it’s all relative!), bookkeeper, chief cook and bottlewasher, writer and blogger, editor, marketing department, […]

More and more people are going to wide screens these days. In general, though your particular stats may vary, less than 9% of web users overall are surfing at an 800 x 600 resolution. Approximately half are using 1024 x 768, with the rest using resolutions between 1280 wide and 1680 wide.
With css we CAN […]

In a discussion I initiated on WebProWorld re website security via personal computer security some good suggestions were made to monitor what our own computers are doing, since keeping our own boxes secure is part and parcel of keeping our websites safe.
One of the regulars at WPW linked to the TCP View for Windows tool […]

There’s a great entry on the Habari User Group that is a series of Q/A that the dev team answers about the Habari Blog project.
Some of the topics covered– the choice of php5 and object oriented programming is top of the list, which was the right choice, and the topic is very timely with […]