Roll Your Own is a series of frameworks that help Django developers have their perfection by rolling their own apps instead of plugging someone else’s. Each framework promotes customised, modular and efficient ecommerce apps.
Philosophy
use frameworks and tools, not apps
write highly customised apps/sites
live only in the now, write for today’s requirements
avoid using apps that have fixed opinions/decisions
developer free to have/make their own opinions/decisions
Django itself does exactly that, but many of the “reusable apps” that are developed on top of django don’t continue this philosophy
Commerce Framework (rollyourown.commerce)
A framework to help caluclate totals for financial statements and organise self rolled applications that do this.
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