ERPNext Open Day - May 2013
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This document summarizes ERPNext's open day in May 2013, including plans to build documentation from code files using a docs tool, import various data formats into a database to create a data browser, release a new responsive user interface, and cleanup forms. It also outlines next steps like improving the release process, completing documentation, and launching a new erpnext.org site based on the new documentation.
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- The customer base is worldwide but fragmented with most coming from search, word of mouth, or ads. Users want to evaluate the product through demos.
- The plan is to improve the demo, localize the product more, provide more tools for partners and developers, and offer digital products.
ERPNext Open Day June 2013
This document provides an overview of updates to the ERPNext software from June 2013. Key changes include integrating notifications directly into the toolbar and modules, building translations on demand to reduce file sizes, cleaning up the application build process, and generating documentation and module templates through new documentation and module generator tools.
ERPNext Open Day - April 2013
The document summarizes updates made in April 2013 to the ERPNext software, including building a data visualization tool that won a prize, redesigning file attachments, adding a new HTML5 text editor, responsive layouts using Bootstrap 3, common menus, a new grid with inline editing, improved mobile friendliness, and new developer documentation codenamed "Elephant".
Open day-march-2013
The document summarizes ERPNext's open day in March 2013. It discusses the company's 150% growth and over $2000 in voluntary donations in 2012-13. It also outlines plans to improve documentation, usability, marketing, and develop ERPNext for specific domains going forward. The document references Steve Blank's "4 Steps to Epiphany" customer development model and encourages attendees to visit ERPNext's website for more information.
ERPNext Demo Day - June 2012
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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- 1. ERPNext Open Day May 2013 Rushabh Mehta
- 3. Docs Tool •Automatically build documentation from code files (both js and python) •Export static html files using Jinja Templates •Ability to add static pages, images and flexible TOC •Decided to hold and complete UI first, to save taking screenshots twice.
- 4. Static Pages
- 6. Interlude
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- 9. New Lists Cleaner lists View Select Add tags
- 10. Form Cleanups Info bar Cleaner layout
- 11. Responsive UI •Already live internally. •Will be released for preview soon. •Keep track of the release on the new milestones page on GitHub
- 12. Coming Next
- 13. •Release Process of New UI. •Documentation !! (finally, unless something really important comes up). •New erpnext.org site (based on new documentation)