> What I want to say is that it is possible to use TinyERP in a complex > environment with PROVEN success. This project needed almost 8 months of > effort in the requirement analysis and first deployment. And several more > months to integrate every process. We also did put a great deal of effort in > training the users because they are the most important asset.
Thanks for your post Pedro. I didn't expect to have it working in a weekend, but I thought I'd be further ahead than "becoming sort of familiar" after nearly a whole week of playing -- I was getting a bit despondent actually! I expected my task with open/tinyerp to take months (and I have been given those months). I'd been thinking of this for a long time on and off and thought I had a plan, so last Monday I jumped right in and started to override a couple of classes -- only to discover I'd just re-invented the same thing! Next, I went to tweak another and realized I couldn't really use any of it at all! Two opposite cases and outcomes from what I thought I was dealing with :-) I have so many things I want to implement for my client it seems I just can't wait to write them. But http://www.ohloh.net/projects/4314/analyses/latest says there were around 126k lines of python and 41k lines of xml in tinyerp, so I don't know what I was thinking! I didn't actually 'jump' in on Monday -- I was pushed. My biggest customer told me "Thou shalt!", so now I'm 'shalting' :-) I've been pressing them to get an erp for over a year already, so now I have to deliver. It will be a lot of work, but it will be fun. The only time I'm not thinking of it is when I'm asleep. Good to read of the success of you other guys too. I just need to be more patient with myself here for a bit I think. _______________________________________________ Tinyerp-users mailing list http://tiny.be/mailman/listinfo/tinyerp-users
