Archived > Is Amazilla Dead?

No updates and no recent posts... Anyone still developing it?

It's a really great module that would be even more awesome with a few additional features. I want to use the module primarily to sell specific books relevant to my website and secondarily have the option for users to search and browse all the other categories. Here are my suggestions:

Make the main bookstore front page show entirely "featured items" (from what I can see, Amazilla is just an Amazon front and we really can't customize the items that people see, even featured items)
Allow random/most popular/manual sorting of featured items on that page
Allow user comments/reviews to be added for featured items (in addition to the Amazon user reviews)
A small script that will allow to you insert the item information into any page outside Amazilla like a server side include (something like <include amazilla.php?ASIN=B01923834X>)

Maybe I just haven't played around enough with it, let me know if any of these are already built-in and I just haven't found it. Thanks!

I love this module too, I wish it was still being worked on. Great module and great concept, I would no have a problem paying for this if it was supported better with some better functions in it.

Amazilla isn't dead, but it is dying and cannot be resurrected.

The code is no longer applicable to Amazon's new (over 12 months old) ECS4 system.

In time Amazon will entirely phase out AWS3 which Amazilla is based on and Amazilla will be dead. In the interim, aspects of this old system are increasingly becoming disfunctional, hence Amazilla is dying. The same applies to NukeAmazon, which Amazilla was based on - it was a great program while it lasted.

It is great thing and it will turn a few bucks every month for my web site, AVG $150 per month $600 per qtr. Last dec. I made $4375.46 just during dec. Makes a guy feel good. 😁