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eCommerce Site 1998
eCommerce Site 1998 [Webfodder]

Technologies:
ASP and Microsoft Access 2.0
Challenge:
The days of brochure web sites was coming to an end. Small and large companies
wanted to sell directly off the internet. Microsoft was late to the internet
game, having focused on Access as the small business database. In the late
1990s, with the advent of Active Server Pages, it became feasible to connect a
web layer to the data layer.
Solution:
ASP/Access was a better solution than the flat file PERL databases we were
currently using. The relationship made more complex queries possible.
The project was to create a site that could be used by any business to sell all
sorts of products and services. I went to work basically reverse engineering
Amazon.com while adding scripting that would allow us to turn on a store simply
by having the customer fill in an online form. We added to that a payment
processing API once known as CyberCash.com and our store was born. Over the
years, it grew to add user defined fields, but the database architecture
remained essentially the same.
Project Involvement:
100%
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