nopCommerce development
Work on live nopCommerce stores
Custom plugins, integrations, version upgrades and fixes, on stores that are already running and can't afford to break. I did this work inside agencies, and I still do it on my own platform.
The work
What these projects involve
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Custom plugins
New functionality built as a plugin, extending the platform through its own model rather than changing its core, so the store still upgrades.
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Integrations
Connecting a store to the other tools a business runs on: payments, shipping, and third-party services.
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Upgrades and fixes
Moving an older store across major versions without losing its custom logic, and sorting the things that break.
Background
Where the experience comes from
I worked on nopCommerce at agencies, on client stores, which is where most of the hard cases came from: custom checkout logic, version migrations, and integrations that had to keep working afterwards. I'm a certified nopCommerce developer, and I build and run Jambalam, a subscription platform of my own on nopCommerce and ASP.NET Core.
Proof
Related work
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nopCommerce
B2B portal with back-office inventory sync
Shield Healthcare's Partnership Program is a B2B portal giving healthcare professionals discounted pricing on more than 3,000 name-brand medical supplies. I worked on the nopCommerce store behind it, including the integration that keeps its catalog in step with their back-office inventory system.
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nopCommerce
Custom nopCommerce Plugin Development
Jambalam is a live community platform where jam-session musicians log what they played, where, and in what key — turning scattered musical knowledge into searchable data, maps, and trend visualizations. I architected it as a custom nopCommerce plugin — extending the platform through its plugin model rather than forking it — and took it from idea to production on my own: backend, AI, payments, and data viz.
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nopCommerce
Legacy .NET replatform to nopCommerce
The Florida State Golf Association ran on a custom .NET platform built twelve years earlier that Microsoft no longer supported. The site's main job is golf tournament sign-ups, so the replacement had to handle traffic spikes, take payments securely, and work properly on phones. I was part of the team that moved it onto nopCommerce.
Writing
Related reading
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nopCommerce
Dependency Injection in nopCommerce Plugins
Writing a nopCommerce plugin is mostly an exercise in dependency injection. This is a focused look at the DI scenarios you actually hit when extending nopCommerce: registration, lifetimes, overriding services, events, and tasks. Not a general plugin tutorial.
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nopCommerce
Scheduled Tasks: The Work That Runs Itself
Every business has recurring chores that depend on a person remembering to do them. A scheduled task turns that into work that just happens, on time, every time. Here is what to automate, and what separates a reliable one from a script that quietly fails.
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nopCommerce
nopCommerce Is More Than an Online Store
Most people think nopCommerce is store software. It is, but underneath it is a mature ASP.NET Core application with roles, scheduling, security, and a full back office. That makes it a strong base for custom business apps that never sell a thing.