Virto Commerce is the second generation release and is the only enterprise level e-commerce product fully available under Virto Commerce Open Source License. Virto Commerce is based on .NET 4.6 (soon to be migrated to .net core) with extensive use of MVC, IoC, EF, Azure, Angular JS and many other cutting edge technologies. It can be deployed in Microsoft Cloud (Azure), Amazon Web Services (AWS) and on-premise. It also support Docker deployment and images can be found on docker.io.

Virto Commerce is updated almost daily and new modules can be downloaded using "Modules" blade in admin console.

The Virto Commerce repository is where we do development for the platform (you can see other repositories for various components/modules here - Virto Commerce Repositories) and there are many ways you can participate in the project, for example:

• Submit bugs and feature requests and help us verify as they are checked in
• Review source code changes
• Review the documentation and make pull requests for anything from typos to new content

Feedback

• Ask a question on Stack Overflow.
• Vote for popular feature requests.
• File a bug in GitHub Issues.
• Tweet us with other feedback.

Architecture

Video Manuals

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4Mu_zoDThg2jvexT0py12w/videos

Online Demo

http://virtocommerce.com/try-now/online-demo

Cloud Private Demo

Setup your own private Microsoft Cloud environment and evaluate the latest version of Virto Commerce, read more.

Developer resources

• Source Code Getting Started
• Platform settings
• Developing a custom solution

Contributing

We welcome & recognize contributors to Virto Commerce. There are many benefits available for our contributers, from special licensing to project involvement and access to private repositories. Follow the guide below to contribute:

1. Before starting work on a new contribution, take a moment and search the commits and issues for similar proposals.
2. Fork the Virto Commerce repository into your account according to GitHub Fork a Repo document.
3. Make your changes. We also recommend you test your code before contributing.
4. Once ready to commit your changes, create a pull request according to GitHub Create a Pull Request.
5. Once received, the Virto Commerce development team will review your contribution and if approved, will pull your request to the appropriate branch.

Note: You must agree to Virto Commerce Contributor License Agreement before pulling any requests. You only need to sign the agreement once.