As it has been witnessed that there has been a revolutionary change in the style of people exchanging goods and services, everything is going online. Each and every business, be itâ€" small, large or big shot corporates wants a web presence. And where people do not have even a single minute to spare, they prefer shopping online. And with this need, came the concept of e-commerce shopping cart. In this regard, an open source software is your choice to develop your e-commerce website. Besides, e-mails, newsletters, blogs, RSS feeds also use open source software applications. With the rapid growth of e-commerce, open source software have made their stand in the web designing and development industry. Demands and needs change with every hour, and people don't take the pain of physically visiting shops when everything in this world is one click away. It not only saves time, but money as well. Such growing demand for such online shops makes it very important for the programmers and the developers to take the minimum time for version release and such open sources broaden the scope by providing free code. Open source software are hundred in numbers but Magento, Joomla!, Drupal, X Cart, Zen cart, etc. have proved to develop the most effective and dynamic shopping carts. Such open source web design and development are popular because they are free, dynamic that is, open for changes, codes can also be changed and for many more such dynamic uses. Some multiform open source growth collection includes What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG ) is an editor used helps users to make changes in no time. LAMP (Linux-os; Apache-web server; MySQL-database server; PHP-programming language) is a one stop technology used with PHP. RIAs are used for web growth in building desktop as well as web applications. In other words, the scope of web growth lies in the hands of such technologies. Therefore, it can be said that such open source software have given e-commerce a rising platform where it has become essential for the prospective growth of an economy.
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