PERBANDINGAN PORTABILITY, REUSABILITY, DAN INTEROPERABILITY PADA E-COMMERCE BERBASIS OPEN SOURCE
Abstract
This paper will focus on comparison of portability, reusability, and interoperability values on open source-based e-commerce. The aim of comparing these three values is to find out which e-commerce has the best portability, reusability, and interoperability values. E-commerce software that will be tested are Magento 2.0, OpenCart 2.3.0.2, and WooCommerce 3.07. It has been chosen because this software are included in “The Top 10 Open Source e-Commerce Platforms” by CMS Critic website. Portability and reusability assessment is based on modularity, self-descriptive, and simplicity subfactor. The result obtained which e-commerce has the best value of the three factors tested is OpenCart with the best scores in the factor of portability and interoperability.
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