We used WooCommerce for years, but the recent WordPress controversy forced us to look at less risky alternatives. What we like about Backdrop is that it is mature, well-run and offers the long-term product support we need, free of the drama and potential legal issues plaguing WordPress.
We rely on the Drupal 4 Ever team to keep our legacy Drupal 7 website running smoothly while we prepare to transition to Backdrop CMS. We are unable to move until certain critical Ubercart modules are ported - but as soon as they are ready we expect to have a fast and smooth transition
We used WooCommerce for years, but the recent WordPress controversy forced us to look at less risky alternatives. What we like about Backdrop is that it is mature, well-run and offers the long-term product support we need, free of the drama and potential legal issues plaguing WordPress.
We used WIX when we started, and stuck with it despite its restrictions and cost. Recently, we opted to move to Backdrop because it has a huge catalog of modules. We want to provide a more customized service to our clients, and the lmitations of WIX prevented us from being able to do that.
