Matty,

Personally, I would wait.

It's still fairly non-robust at this point. That is not to say the project members aren't doing a great job, but rather an eCommerce framework for DNN and an eStore for a production venture are both big deals.

This is especially true when you have clients breathing down you neck for enhancements (and the core team doesn't know about them, or they are very client based).

Then it becomes a "split-from the core project" decision wich is never a good one.

If you have a "ready client", and unless they really need DNN, I would go with another good .net store.

Until then... keep installing and testing this one.

This team is working hard to get a robust product out (and providing an extensible framework). The added time pressure of production servers,  I am certain, doesn't help.

For a very robust eCommerce solution that is not DNN try: http://www.aspdotnetstorefront.com/ 

I am not an affilaite or a reseller... it's just a darn good product.

I hope soon that this DNN project will far surpass them though....

Cheers,

Matty,

I have direct experience with it, and have seen it's progresssion from it original purchase from Brice Snow at Snowcovered. Basically, this is the Snowcovered Store a few rev's removed under the studious care of Richard (dnn-modules).

I think the world of Richard and his product line. His support has been fantastic. However, I have tried on 4 occasions now to implement the DNN-Modules store. Each time the client felt it was too complex, and asked if there were other options.

Each time I showed them the store mentioned earlier (only second to showing Richards Store, as I wanted it all in DNN). In each time they chose not to implement the DNN-modules store. 3 went on to use the aspdotnetstorefront, and 1 went with a Linux/Ruby solution.

I have a very large interest in using a DNN / DNN eCommerce solution. But one hasn't yet presented itself. So I wait on the CORE Store. I have offered a suggestions 'here and there' as to how certain provider-model pieces might make it more extensible, however, there are larger issue looming here than eCommerce (ie. the membership model change).

So with a paying client, and high expectations, I went non-DNN... for now....

The store's I mentioned are:

http://www.globaldecor.com/

http://www.starletteohara.com/

http://www.bsi123.com/

The Linux/Ruby Solution I didn't end up doing so I am not sure on it's final URL or success.

Hope that helps,