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- 1. Introduction To BizSense CRM And ERP By Sudheer Satyanarayana http://binaryvibes.co.in
- 3. Modern web application architecture
- 4. CRM and ERP in one place
- 7. 0.2.4 Alpha to be released soon
- 8. Usable
- 10. Sales – lead, opportunity, quote
- 12. Customer service – web ticketing
- 13. Collaboration – task, call, meeting
- 14. Finance – invoice, account books, reports
- 17. Feature Details Download brochure from http://binaryvibes.co.in/product/bizsense
- 19. Integrate other applications with BizSense
- 21. MySQL 5.0 or later
- 22. Apache or nginx
- 23. Linux or Unix operating system
- 24. Internet Explorer 7 or later, Firefox 3 or later
- 25. Support for Safari and Google Chrome coming soon
- 27. Home - http://projects.binaryvibes.co.in/projects/show/bizsense
- 29. Install and get familiar with the software
- 30. Join #bizsense on Freenode
- 32. Code
- 33. Documentation
- 34. Theme – look and feel
- 38. Use a better product
- 39. No trouble of maintaining custom patches. Move your patches upstream
- 40. Name and fame. Have BizSense development in your resume; increase chances of being hired.
- 41. Be proud of yourself
- 44. Create a virtual host and point the document root to public_html
- 48. Follow the on screen instructions
- 50. Bare Framework
- 51. JavaScript
- 52. Dojo Toolkit
- 53. AJAX
- 54. Unit testing with PHPUnit
- 55. PDF generation using FPDF
- 56. Web services – REST
- 57. MySQL
- 58. A bit of Linux/UNIX and subversion
- 60. camelCased variables and method names
- 61. Protected and private variables and method names are prefixed with _
- 62. MixedCase file and directory names
- 63. MixedCase class names with _ as directory separator
- 64. Tabs are not allowed. Use four spaces
- 65. Maximum 80 columns long lines
- 66. Verbose names are preferred
- 69. Lowercase underscore separated words
- 70. JavaScript coding standards based on Dojo Toolkit – formal document yet to be published
- 73. X = major version. Earth shattering release
- 74. Y = minor version. Features, refactor, major enhancements
- 75. Z = mini version. Bug fixes and minor enhancements
- 76. Upgrades are supported from release to release
- 77. Staying up to date is highly recommended
- 79. Trunk is always (near) ready for a release
- 80. Tags – snapshot of trunk at a given point in time. All releases are tagged.
- 81. Branches – personal and experimental code. Branched stable versions
- 83. Stability
- 84. Usability
- 86. Report all issues you encounter. Check whether the issue is already reported.
- 87. Make changes to your working copy
- 89. Get your patch reviewed
- 90. Earn SVN commit access
- 92. Perhaps 0.4
- 93. Release beta
- 95. Release 1.0 GA
- 98. Pluggable themes
- 100. Calendar
- 101. Contact importers
- 102. More REST API
- 103. Automated upgrades
- 104. Documentation in docbook format
- 106. Custom development
- 107. Hosted services
- 108. Integration with other software
- 109. Performance tuning
- 110. End user support
- 111. Maintenance
- 113. Based on a work at binaryvibes.co.in.
- 114. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at http://binaryvibes.co.in.