Quick Commerce: A Full-Stack E-Commerce Website Using Django

ABSTRACT Fast and easy shopping experiences are becoming crucial in the rapidly changing world of online retail. The full-stack e-commerce website "Quick Commerce" is presented in this paper. It was created with React for the frontend and Django for the backend. With features like user authentication, product browsing, cart management, order placement, and administrative controls, the project seeks to replicate a real-world shopping platform. Building a secure, scalable, and responsive website that adheres to contemporary web development standards was prioritized. Using cutting-edge technologies like Bootstrap and Axios, the system combines secure payment simulation, responsive design, and RESTful APIs. In addition to creating a workable product, the goal was to investigate full-stack development approaches, system design patterns, and deployment strategies. This project shows how cloud-based software and open- source frameworks and cloud-based deployment can contribute to building efficient and cost- effective digital commerce platforms. Testing was carried out across modules to ensure robustness, usability, and data integrity. The website serves as a practical learning implementation of theoretical full-stack concepts while offering insights into real-time development challenges. Key words: E-commerce, Django, Full Stack Development, Quick Commerce, Online Shopping, Web Website

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-06-08
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15619563
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ABSTRACT Fast and easy shopping experiences are becoming crucial in the rapidly changing world of online retail. The full-stack e-commerce website "Quick Commerce" is presented in this paper. It was created with React for the frontend and Django for the backend. With features like user authentication, product browsing, cart management, order placement, and administrative controls, the project seeks to replicate a real-world shopping platform. Building a secure, scalable, and responsive website that adheres to contemporary web development standards was prioritized. Using cutting-edge technologies like Bootstrap and Axios, the system combines secure payment simulation, responsive design, and RESTful APIs. In addition to creating a workable product, the goal was to investigate full-stack development approaches, system design patterns, and deployment strategies. This project shows how cloud-based software and open- source frameworks and cloud-based deployment can contribute to building efficient and cost- effective digital commerce platforms. Testing was carried out across modules to ensure robustness, usability, and data integrity. The website serves as a practical learning implementation of theoretical full-stack concepts while offering insights into real-time development challenges. Key words: E-commerce, Django, Full Stack Development, Quick Commerce, Online Shopping, Web Website

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