ERPNext Demo Day - June 2012
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Rushabh Mehta presented a framework called wnlib that abstracts backend functionality and includes multi-lingual support. He plans to gradually merge parts of an existing framework into wnlib. Mehta also discussed moving an existing CMS to use Jinja2 templating to generate pages dynamically. Additionally, he covered recruiting for sales and marketing, tracking web goals, and writing an ERPNext user guide.
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