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Shopping Cart System

Author Names : 1Vrushay Bohra, 2Vishvas Choubisa, 3Tanya Singh, 4Dr. Devesh Bandoi, 5Dr Vishal Shri Vashtav  Volume 10 Issue 6
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Abstract 

The E-Commerce Shopping Cart System is designed to simplify online shopping by providing users with an efficient platform to browse, select, and purchase products. This project integrates secure authentication, dynamic product management, and smooth checkout processes using both online and offline payment options. The system ensures scalability, reliability, and security for businesses moving toward digital platforms. Developed using Java Spring Boot, Thymeleaf, MySQL, and AWS, it offers real-time data connectivity and robust performance. Overall, the project aims to enhance customer experience while reducing manual operational effort for businesses.

Keywords: E-Commerce, Spring Boot, Online Shopping, Auth0 Security, AWS Cloud, MySQL Database, Thymeleaf, Web Application.

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