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Magento Open Source Reviews in June 2026: User Ratings, Pros & Cons
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David L
01/11/16
"Built a full featured Magento site for an employer"
What do you like best about Magento Open Source? Magento is an incredibly capable eCommerce platform built on the Zen PHP framework. It has a lot of community support through paid plugins and has security updates often even with the open source community version. It has basically unlimited customization for a developer that knows what they're doing. There are a lot of integrations with external services, and you can even accept Bitcoin with it! Many cheap and good themes are available to ...
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Amr A
01/11/16
"Magento Developer Review"
What do you like best about Magento Open Source? What i like best about Magento is that not only does it come with a ton of features that every store owner probably needs, it also offers high flexibility in terms of developing custom features. What do you dislike about Magento Open Source? Magento is a little heavy, it requires optimization on the server side to run properly, a small price that we have to pay for it's flexibility and the amount of features it's packed with. Recommendations ...
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David L
01/11/16
"Built a full featured Magento site for an employer"
What do you like best about Magento Open Source? Magento is an incredibly capable eCommerce platform built on the Zen PHP framework. It has a lot of community support through paid plugins and has security updates often even with the open source community version. It has basically unlimited customization for a developer that knows what they're doing. There are a lot of integrations with external services, and you can even accept Bitcoin with it! Many cheap and good themes are available to ...
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Eddie V
01/11/16
"Reliable solution for large stores"
What do you like best about Magento Open Source? I loved that Magento, even the open source version, offers a lot of e-commerce features out of the box with very little effort required. What do you dislike about Magento Open Source? Magento has a pretty steep learning curve when it comes to coding and styling a new template. You must be familiar with it's custom template structure and xml blocks. Also Magento is known as a big memory hog so performance issues may occur if you don't choose ...
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Anonymous User
01/11/16
"A steep learning curve, but it's worth it"
What do you like best about Magento Open Source? It's flexibility - it can be used for practically everything. It's Open Source, so very likely it already exists (even though it might be for a price), and if it doesn't, you can create it. What do you dislike about Magento Open Source? It's by default pretty slow and required a lot of hardware and caching to make it usable. The optimizing itself is a pretty fun challenge though, one I personally like. Recommendations to others considering ...
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Mattia Z
01/11/16
"Magento, the best e-commerce solution to sell consumers products"
What do you like best about Magento Open Source? Can be adapted for a lot of uses, community support and What do you dislike about Magento Open Source? Database tables size too much growing and it doesn't alternatives developed in order to improve database size reduction Recommendations to others considering Magento Open Source: Magento is the best open soruce solution in the market at the moment and it can adapt for a lot of uses and it can customize in different ways for a lot of ...
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Anonymous User
01/11/16
"Magento Developer (5 years experience)"
What do you like best about Magento Open Source? Customisable in every regard. Core functionality kept in easy to use chunks. Very good EAV model - confusing when first use Lots of plugins/open source tools Development cycle is pretty decent. What do you dislike about Magento Open Source? Complex layout/config XML Can be slow without cache.. Can be complex for intergration into back office systems Recommendations to others considering Magento Open Source: Learn the basics first, and if you ...
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Andrew A
08/07/15
"Good ecommerce solution if you have a knowledgeable development partner"
What do you like best about Magento Open Source? Because Magento doesn't pretend to be anything other than an ecommerce solution, it's relatively easy and quick to deploy a well-functioning ecommerce solution that can deliver and maintain an up-to-date customer experience if developed correctly. Integration toolkits for a wide range of back-office applications are available, whilst direct integration can be achieved if you need hand-off some of Magento's functionality to other ...
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Adam F
06/04/15
"The greatest E-commerce platform...ever."
What do you like best about Magento Open Source? Magento is the most capable, scalable, and functional ecommerce platform of this generation. Magento continues to evolve as the market evolves. Customers looking to create a diverse, powerful, and functional website should consider using Magento above all else. What do you dislike about Magento Open Source? Cost is somewhat prohibitive, but all things worth buying are expensive. Recommendations to others considering Magento Open Source: Cost, ...
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Anonymous User
03/18/15
"Magento Community provides a good open source code option for small website businesses"
What do you like best about Magento Open Source? Content and product updates can be made with little to no knowledge of html and css What do you dislike about Magento Open Source? The merchandising and promotions features are not very robust and leave much to be desired as one's business grows larger. We will be moving to Magento Enterprise in the next few months, which will solve many of these issues for us. Recommendations to others considering Magento Open Source: Definitely consider ...
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