如何轻松地将 4,000 种产品从一种电子商务解决方案转移到另一种电子商务解决方案？
潜在客户有一个使用 Joomla/Virtuecart 的缓慢电子商务网站，任何页面加载都需要 6-10 秒。我见过更快的解决方案，并希望轻松地将 4,000 多种产品转移到更快、功能更全的开源解决方案。
- 有没有一种好方法可以在电子商务程序之间传输数千种产品（也许是 CSV 文件）？
- Virtuecart 的快速 PHP 替代品是什么？立方车好用吗？
A potential client has a slow ecommerce site using Joomla/Virtuecart which takes 6-10 seconds for any page to load. I've seen faster solutions and would like to transfer the 4,000+ products with little hassle to a speedier, more full-featured open-source solution.
- Is there a good way to transfer thousands of products between ecommerce programs (CSV file perhaps)?
- What is a speedy PHP alternative to Virtuecart? Is Cubecart good?
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回答第一点，模式迁移是一个非常微妙的过程，应该始终小心对待。在做任何永久性的、实时的或破坏性的事情之前，先进行几次测试运行。寻找边缘情况、有趣的编码等。
对于第二点......我没有使用过很多东西，但是 Zen Cart 和 Magento 浮现在我的脑海中。
In answer to number 1, schema migrations are a very delicate process and should always be treated with care. Do several test runs before doing anything permanent, live, or destructive. Look for edge cases, funny encodings, etc.
For number 2... I haven't worked with a whole lot, but Zen Cart and Magento come to mind off the top of my head.
回复 1.：很大程度上取决于发送端和接收端的数据结构。无论哪种方式，都要为一些工作和麻烦做好准备。
至于2.我无法提出商店系统推荐，但我会说，首先尝试优化您拥有的系统。 Joomla 并不是代码质量和性能的顶峰 - 我不能对 Virtuecart 说什么，因为我不了解它 - 但必须有一些绝对值得首先尝试的缓存解决方案。另外，检查其他 Virtuecart 用户做了什么。通过相对较少的调整，可能可以取得很大的成果。
其次，问题始终是导致缓慢的原因。它很可能是一个托管环境配备的资源太少，或者与太多其他客户共享。在建议切换到不同的解决方案之前，我首先会制作系统的本地副本，并查看它在普通计算机上的行为方式。如果不是太麻烦的话，甚至可以尝试安装在不同的网络空间上。
Re 1.: Depends strongly on the data structure both on the sending and the receiving end. Either way, be prepared for some work and trouble.
As for 2. I can't make a shop system recommendation but I would say, try optimizing what you have first. Joomla is not a pinnacle of code quality and performance - I can't say anything about Virtuecart as I don't know it - but there must be some caching solutions around that are definitely worth trying out first. Also, check what other Virtuecart users have done. It might be that much can be achieved doing comparably little tweaking.
And second, it's always the question what is causing the slowness. It could very well be a hosting environment equipped with too few resources, or shared with too many other customers. Before recommending switching to a different solution, I would first e.g. make a local copy of the system and see how it behaves on a normal machine. Maybe even try to install on a different webspace, if it's not too much hassle.