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I ve finished adding Bitcoin support to the NullCart store.
Starting today, NullCart store customers can choose between Bitcoin and Monero when paying.
Adding a second supported cryptocurrency also makes it easier to add more cryptocurrencies in the future. If there’s enough interest, adding new ones should be fairly straightforward.
The demo instance has been updated to the latest version:
https://demo.nullcart.net/
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Bitcoin payments can be tested using Testnet4 coins.
Feedback and live testing are always welcome.
Asynchronously to my work, I received a private question from one of the users of XMR Bazaar, and I will answer it:
Is NullCart a project competing with XMR Bazaar?
No, I do not consider NullCart to be a competing project to XMR Bazaar, because XMR Bazaar is a P2P marketplace, while NullCart is focused on self-hosting individual stores. It is a somewhat different model.
The goal of NullCart is to help build a crypto economy by reducing to a minimum the entry threshold for opening one’s own store, which can operate internationally and outside the control of financial institutions. The goal of NullCart is not to create a P2P marketplace that would compete with XMR Bazaar.
I suspect that some XMR Bazaar users may be interested in hosting their own NullCart store and connecting it to XMR Bazaar as an external service. But in the end, everything related to Monero still ends up linked on XMR Bazaar, because there is quite a lot of traffic here from people interested in Monero.
If the administration thinks otherwise, I can of course stop promoting my store on this site. However, sooner or later, someone will want to link NullCart as an “external service” on XMR Bazaar anyway—they will simply learn about the project from another source. Unless, of course, you take it a step further and prohibit linking to external stores.
Starting today, NullCart store customers can choose between Bitcoin and Monero when paying.
Adding a second supported cryptocurrency also makes it easier to add more cryptocurrencies in the future. If there’s enough interest, adding new ones should be fairly straightforward.
The demo instance has been updated to the latest version:
https://demo.nullcart.net/
http://3jh2ltksxtsmjidik3st6dawfdcheo2cyv2vth2365af75zdxnwqqsyd.onion/
Bitcoin payments can be tested using Testnet4 coins.
Feedback and live testing are always welcome.
Asynchronously to my work, I received a private question from one of the users of XMR Bazaar, and I will answer it:
Is NullCart a project competing with XMR Bazaar?
No, I do not consider NullCart to be a competing project to XMR Bazaar, because XMR Bazaar is a P2P marketplace, while NullCart is focused on self-hosting individual stores. It is a somewhat different model.
The goal of NullCart is to help build a crypto economy by reducing to a minimum the entry threshold for opening one’s own store, which can operate internationally and outside the control of financial institutions. The goal of NullCart is not to create a P2P marketplace that would compete with XMR Bazaar.
I suspect that some XMR Bazaar users may be interested in hosting their own NullCart store and connecting it to XMR Bazaar as an external service. But in the end, everything related to Monero still ends up linked on XMR Bazaar, because there is quite a lot of traffic here from people interested in Monero.
If the administration thinks otherwise, I can of course stop promoting my store on this site. However, sooner or later, someone will want to link NullCart as an “external service” on XMR Bazaar anyway—they will simply learn about the project from another source. Unless, of course, you take it a step further and prohibit linking to external stores.
Edited: Sep 7 15:35
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Today I added small UX improvement update.
Adding items to the cart from the bottom of a long list redirected the user to the very top because, after the redirect, the page lost its scroll position, which resulted in a poor UX experience.
With today’s update, after adding an item to the cart from the bottom of the list, the page will be displayed at the position of the product card that was added to the cart.
Additionally, I refactored the way feedback is displayed. Previously, the feedback was displayed statically at the top of the page, which wasn’t visible when the user had scrolled to the bottom of the page. Now, the feedback is displayed as a no-JS toast, regardless of the scroll position.
Adding items to the cart from the bottom of a long list redirected the user to the very top because, after the redirect, the page lost its scroll position, which resulted in a poor UX experience.
With today’s update, after adding an item to the cart from the bottom of the list, the page will be displayed at the position of the product card that was added to the cart.
Additionally, I refactored the way feedback is displayed. Previously, the feedback was displayed statically at the top of the page, which wasn’t visible when the user had scrolled to the bottom of the page. Now, the feedback is displayed as a no-JS toast, regardless of the scroll position.
Edited: Sep 9 21:55
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Small update
Since every NullCart instance automatically has its own onion version, I added the onion-location configuration. This means that when NullCart clients are using the clearnet version in the Tor Browser, an “onion site available” button will be displayed.
Since every NullCart instance automatically has its own onion version, I added the onion-location configuration. This means that when NullCart clients are using the clearnet version in the Tor Browser, an “onion site available” button will be displayed.
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Edited: Sep 13 11:27
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Concept of js/no-js switch changed mid-work. I shipped minimal JavaScript UX improvement and for now the only thing that uses JS is copy button. Copy buttons are displayed next to amount and address on invoice. I think it is most irritating thing when you have to manually select -> copy -> paste addresses and amounts. That's why I decided for it. For users with JavaScript disabled those buttons won't be displayed. For everything else I think native HTML/CSS solutions are good enough.
I also planned to refactor messenger to E2E encrypted with PGP, but I abandoned this idea, because I learned mid-work that it doesn't buy us a lot due to limitations of web. Problem I wanted to solve with E2E messenger is when server gets compromised, attacker won't be able to decrypt chat. But then I realized that someone with access to server could also serve malicious js to the clients that could read keys and decrypt messages. This is problem with integrity that messengers like SimpleX solve by not being web application. I will be honest about this limitation and I recommend to users with the highest OPSEC to use NullCart without JavaScript and move communication with shop into SimpleX. Sorry for zig-zag on this topic. You can read more about web based e2e messengers limitations here https://github.com/simplex-chat/simplex-chat/issues/747
I also planned to refactor messenger to E2E encrypted with PGP, but I abandoned this idea, because I learned mid-work that it doesn't buy us a lot due to limitations of web. Problem I wanted to solve with E2E messenger is when server gets compromised, attacker won't be able to decrypt chat. But then I realized that someone with access to server could also serve malicious js to the clients that could read keys and decrypt messages. This is problem with integrity that messengers like SimpleX solve by not being web application. I will be honest about this limitation and I recommend to users with the highest OPSEC to use NullCart without JavaScript and move communication with shop into SimpleX. Sorry for zig-zag on this topic. You can read more about web based e2e messengers limitations here https://github.com/simplex-chat/simplex-chat/issues/747
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I’m coming to you with another NullCart update.
The next feature I’ve added is a blog.
Why is it worth running a blog when you have an online store? There are a few good reasons:
- It improves SEO.
- It helps attract new customers.
- It builds trust and expertise.
- It allows you to promote products.
Although it is worth doing, running a blog is optional. The blog can be disabled in the CMS.
The next feature I’ve added is a blog.
Why is it worth running a blog when you have an online store? There are a few good reasons:
- It improves SEO.
- It helps attract new customers.
- It builds trust and expertise.
- It allows you to promote products.
Although it is worth doing, running a blog is optional. The blog can be disabled in the CMS.
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I’m coming today with a small NullCart update. I added a new section to the promotional website nullcart.net called “Instances.” I will place the current NullCart store instances there. The current list of instances will also be updated in the first post of this thread. I decided to do this because, in the meantime, the first public store, accsnake.com, appeared, dealing with the sale of accounts for online services. I want to focus more on promoting NullCart now, because all the functionalities for the MVP are already ready. Now would be nice to have more instances! If you have any suggestions on how I can effectively advertise NullCart, let me know. Currently, I advertise on Bitcointalk, XMR Bazaar, and Monerica.
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