Dear All, speaking as someone who wants to use openERP to sell real physical products to scientists all over the world I am delighted that openERP have seized the webstore issue with both hands and are set to launch something that looks like it could have a major impact on the market. It is clear that much more than just embracing the latest framework technology (bootstrap) and pasting it on top of a basic webstore platform they have done some innovative fundamental thinking and come up with a genuinely intuitive way of editing the webstore content in situ.
Think about it for one minute - how much easier will it be for translators to translate your website into their language - now that they can see the text they are translating when they can see it in the proper context - rather than editing the content in a some file tucked away with a line like $checkout_error1="Please correct form entry". How much easier will it be to design and build dedicated landing pages for specific products ecommerce SEO. How much easier will it be to not have to worry about bidirectional syncing between back-office system and webstore - perhaps with systems that may be upgraded at different times and might require repeated connector fixes ? The concerns that people have over security are exactly the same as any webstore that is processing credit card information - sure openERP will get more attention from hackers around the world, now that they are putting their heads above the webstore parapet, especially once they discover that that if they can figure out your admin password (eg admin/admin) then they get free reign to edit your webstore content straight away. I have no doubt that the guys in belgium have thought about this and will be introducing techniques to help secure your openERP installs - amongst these may be the following: 1) IP range restriction for admin access. 2) IP blocking once you do spot an obvious hack attempt 3) Possible secondary access password for admin edits 4) Ability to roll-back content to a particular date (should the worst happen.) Am I alone in thinking that openERP's webstore functionality could position it even more strongly to take many of the 1000's of installs from plain'ol webstores like magneto and opencart. Kurt Dr Kurt Haselwimmer Director ------------------------------------------------------------- CMR-Direct Willow House, 100 High Street, Somersham, PE28 3EH Tel +44 (0) 845 899 0257 Fax +44 (0) 845 899 0259 ------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > 2014/1/17 Enapps :: Vadim Chobanu <va...@enapps.co.uk> > Total agreement here - today more than ever. > Regards, > > Vadim > > I just want to left a question on the air: > > Whats the difference between?: > > Sync- > > Openerp Wkf > Magento Wkf > Openerp Wkf > > Or. > > Openerp Wkf > Openerp Wkf > Openerp Wkf > > It means, you can have always 2 systems with even separate workflows The > public one and the private one (The ERP). > > What i really love is 2 things, with this development, the problem is NOT the > architecture with what you as administrator will deploy your OpenERP. > > What I really love is the fact that: With Only ONE base knowledge now I will > be able to deploy 100% of the operation of my company needs. > > If I decide because I am little put all together, and I can dedicate to > control with human process the security GOOD. > > I I decide deploy 2 instances to be synced as "WhatEver Ecommerce" > OpenERP > and OpenERP itself GOOD too!. > > I really hate PHP, I don't now ruby, Django is too much simple with an strong > base framework only.... Magento doesn't have strong ERP customizable > features, OpenERP didn't have an strong API to build your site, this > development give you the "Glue" based in the strongest actual > web-technologies exactly as others does. > > I prefer all using the "same" technology, and deploy them separately than mix > 20 technologies with 20 different approach in my architecture, but sure, > maybe it is __my__ PoV and it is not an absolute true. > > For me it is great, and conceptually you can do all what you need exactly as > before to deploy them alone, together or whatever you think it is technically > prepared. > > Just my 2 cents. > > -- > -------------------- > Saludos Cordiales > > Nhomar G. Hernandez M. > +58-414-4110269 > Skype: nhomar00 > Web-Blog: http://geronimo.com.ve > Servicios IT: http://vauxoo.com > Linux-Counter: 467724 > Correos: > nho...@openerp.com.ve > nho...@vauxoo.com > twitter @nhomar > _______________________________________________ > Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~openerp-community > Post to : openerp-community@lists.launchpad.net > Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~openerp-community > More help : https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp
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