Comments on: Extend Your ERP With Modules http://opensourceerpguru.com/2009/02/22/extend-your-erp-with-modules/ Wed, 12 Jan 2011 05:50:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: D Mitchell http://opensourceerpguru.com/2009/02/22/extend-your-erp-with-modules/comment-page-1/#comment-3338 D Mitchell Thu, 15 Apr 2010 12:20:29 +0000 http://opensourceerpguru.com/?p=386#comment-3338 Hi Yossi, I'd also like to mention for the readers another leading Open Source ERP solution option that is built with modularity at its core - OpenERP (www.openerp.com). The system is built on top of OpenERP sa's OpenObject Rapid App Development framework. It is very extensible . . . and has a good ORM and well thought-out architecture at its core. Currently there are approximately 150 certified modules available in the solution and an additional 350 available in the community. Developer documentation can be found at doc.openerp.com for your readers if they are interested in learning more. OpenERP has significant activity and velocity globally - your readers might find it valuable to know of another "modular" based open source ERP solution. Best Regards, David Hi Yossi,

I’d also like to mention for the readers another leading Open Source ERP solution option that is built with modularity at its core – OpenERP (www.openerp.com). The system is built on top of OpenERP sa’s OpenObject Rapid App Development framework. It is very extensible . . . and has a good ORM and well thought-out architecture at its core.

Currently there are approximately 150 certified modules available in the solution and an additional 350 available in the community.

Developer documentation can be found at doc.openerp.com for your readers if they are interested in learning more.

OpenERP has significant activity and velocity globally – your readers might find it valuable to know of another “modular” based open source ERP solution.

Best Regards,

David

]]> By: osserpguru http://opensourceerpguru.com/2009/02/22/extend-your-erp-with-modules/comment-page-1/#comment-2852 osserpguru Tue, 24 Feb 2009 07:25:26 +0000 http://opensourceerpguru.com/?p=386#comment-2852 Hi Ned, Always a pleasure to have you here. I guess I couldn't explain better the xTuple extension capabilities! Yossi Hi Ned,
Always a pleasure to have you here. I guess I couldn’t explain better the xTuple extension capabilities!
Yossi

]]> By: Ned Lilly http://opensourceerpguru.com/2009/02/22/extend-your-erp-with-modules/comment-page-1/#comment-2850 Ned Lilly Sun, 22 Feb 2009 17:26:17 +0000 http://opensourceerpguru.com/?p=386#comment-2850 Hi Yossi, Just a quick note that xTuple ERP also has significant support for extending the application. For the past three releases (3.0, 3.1, and 3.2) we've built out a framework for creating custom UI screens (XML loadable from the database), controlled by Javascript, and loaded/managed by a Package Manager. In the 3.2 release, we actually included a fully-functional embedded copy of Qt/Designer to make this even easier for non-developers. We've got a number of people in the community working on Packages that will be available for download at our forthcoming xTuple xChange website. Some good documentation at http://wiki.xtuple.org/ScriptingGuide, http://wiki.xtuple.org/CreateUpdaterPackages and http://wiki.xtuple.org/WebClientPlans (to understand why we're doing things the way we are!) Cheers, Ned Hi Yossi,

Just a quick note that xTuple ERP also has significant support for extending the application. For the past three releases (3.0, 3.1, and 3.2) we’ve built out a framework for creating custom UI screens (XML loadable from the database), controlled by Javascript, and loaded/managed by a Package Manager.

In the 3.2 release, we actually included a fully-functional embedded copy of Qt/Designer to make this even easier for non-developers. We’ve got a number of people in the community working on Packages that will be available for download at our forthcoming xTuple xChange website.

Some good documentation at http://wiki.xtuple.org/ScriptingGuide, http://wiki.xtuple.org/CreateUpdaterPackages and http://wiki.xtuple.org/WebClientPlans (to understand why we’re doing things the way we are!)

Cheers,
Ned

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