4 to 6 months! Thats a lot. And being a beginner, add another 2 months. 
Dont have this much time.

I looked for some published carts in node.js. Found 
nodeshop<https://github.com/topley/nodeshop> to 
be most popular. I think I will give it a try. May be it will be better 
than coding from scratch. 

On Saturday, August 3, 2013 6:05:31 AM UTC+5:30, Mark Hahn wrote:
>
> >  how long would it take for a newbie to code a shopping cart in node 
> who has never made a shopping cart. 
>
> I have done it twice.  Once in PHP and mySql and the second time in node 
> and couchdb, from scratch both times.  I would never do it from scratch 
> again.
>
> It took me about 4 to 6 months each time, but I enjoyed the node 
> development more.  A lot of this was dealing with the UI but most was 
> coding the business logic.  There are tons of things that were not trivial. 
>  Dealing with the merchant providers,  the backend quickbooks, and the 
> security of the transaction were all challenging.
>
>
> On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 5:28 PM, abhinav gupta <[email protected]<javascript:>
> > wrote:
>
>> Thanks. This is helpful. I am definitely going with any one of the 
>> platform now. Can you give me a rough estimate, how long would it take for 
>> a newbie to code a shopping cart in node who has never made a shopping 
>> cart. This would help me calculate if I have time to implement it for this 
>> project. Just a very rough idea. It would probably be only one time effort, 
>> then I can reuse it.
>>
>> I really want to learn and code in node.js. Have not created anything 
>> with it but have gone through a lot of tutorials. Shopping cart is my main 
>> hurdle for coding in node. As most projects usually require cart 
>> integration these days.
>>
>>
>> On Saturday, August 3, 2013 5:20:56 AM UTC+5:30, ryandesign wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> On Aug 2, 2013, at 18:41, abhinav gupta wrote: 
>>>
>>> > I am a php developer who has worked on core php, wordpress, magento, 
>>> etc. Now after hearing so many nice things about node.js I am thinking 
>>> about switching. 
>>> > 
>>> > My next project includes a combination of shopping cart, blog, forum 
>>> and other custom pages. Now how should I go about making this project using 
>>> node.js. Should I build the whole project using node.js, build shopping 
>>> cart, blog, forum, payment gateway integration from scratch in node.js. I 
>>> have never made a shopping cart through just core programming. Would it be 
>>> that hard? Is it worth it? How long should it take? Can you guide me to 
>>> some tutorials. 
>>> > 
>>> > Or is there a way out using a combination of node.js and cart/forum 
>>> made in php. Does it make any sense? 
>>>
>>> Others may disagree, but in my opinion, no, that doesn't make sense. 
>>> Pick a language, php or node, and write your project in it. Others may 
>>> advocate mixing and matching but that seems unnecessarily complicated to 
>>> me. 
>>>
>>> I like node. I recommend you give it a try. But on a small project of 
>>> manageable scope. Perhaps a simple site that you've already built in php 
>>> that you can convert to node to see how it's done. 
>>>
>>> There are a zillion node modules already written, available in npm, 
>>> which you can look through to see what might be helpful to you. Probably 
>>> someone has written modules for integration with various payment gateways, 
>>> for example. Maybe someone has written a shopping cart. But it can be time 
>>> consuming to try out all the available packages to find the one (if any) 
>>> that does exactly what you want. There's something to be said sometimes for 
>>> writing your own code. It may take longer, but in the end you'll understand 
>>> it, know how it works, and know that it does what you need. 
>>>
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