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by rushabh 5y ago
This needs to be understood in the context of a cultural onslaught of American values. More than just social media, services like Netflix, Prime, Disney are streaming live into millions of households in India. India has its own authentic id
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by rushabh 5y ago
Blockchains are slowly becoming a pseudoscience. People spout a bunch of jargon and crypto math but have no idea how anything is connected to the real world. Most of the fraud that exists out there is due to social hacking. There is no real
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by rushabh 5y ago
There are auditors who are supposed to scrutinise this stuff. Audit trails with counter party ledgers, receipts, reconciliation with bank statements can easily bring out any such fraud. To claim the miscarriage of justice happened due to “b
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by rushabh 5y ago
Both paths, sales or product (or market) can lead to success. The key is always execution.
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by rushabh 6y ago
> That's a complicated definition that I didn't understand. I do see 'the total income is made up of economic profit (earned) plus economic rent (unearned).' So why is my commercial transaction for you to acquire GPLv
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The Problem with Commercial Open Source(frappe.io)
9 points by rushabh 6y ago|5 comments
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by rushabh 6y ago
Open source does not come with any warranty. You are welcome to spend your time and fix what you feel is broken, or pay someone for it. ERPNext has a large and active community with thousands of active installs, and bugs are constantly bein
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by rushabh 6y ago
Author here. This is wrong information. Not sure where you are getting this from. Also as I mentioned above, docker installs are actively supported. https://github.com/frappe/frappe_docker
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by rushabh 6y ago
There are standard docker images available [0]. Not sure why you would you virtual images when there is an easy install script and a docker. While I agree it’s a complex beast (it’s an ERP system), there is a large community [1] and active
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by rushabh 6y ago
The amount of founder/CEO backlash on this thread is eye opening. The OP said many things, among which he talked about the effort required to put in to be a master in your craft. No one is forced to work for such a company. There are m
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by rushabh 6y ago
The article does not say you need to work long hours. It only says 5 hours does not cut it.
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by rushabh 6y ago
While they are very much in the neo-liberal Anglo-American bent, they still provide the most eclectic and readable collection of global stories in one format.
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by rushabh 6y ago
The ideal mid-way frameworks offer both, a library of patterns that work for internal applications that are almost no-code, and ability to write code where business logic is required. There are some things that are still best expressed as c
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by rushabh 6y ago
I think most people forget that when you (or anyone) puts something out there in the public domain, there is no obligation / entitlement on either sides. The user is not obliged to make a payment to the creator, nor is the creator ob
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by rushabh 6y ago
The biggest problem with Google is that they became so successful in search and ads. It confuses the hell out of the company who their real customer is. What if instead of monetizing via ads, they had gone with premium accounts with persona
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by rushabh 6y ago
Checkout Frappe Datatables ( https://frappe.io/datatable ) (MIT License) it has most of what you need.
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by rushabh 6y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Will take it and improve it. You can also file the bugs at https://github.com/frappe/books
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by rushabh 6y ago
Made by the amazing team at Timeless https://timeless.co/
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by rushabh 6y ago
We are just under $1M annual revenue, so not really making a lot of money, but not to bad either. Since we are bootstrapped, so no really pressure to grow exponentially. From very early days we had paying customers (just enough to support a
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by rushabh 6y ago
Thanks for the feedback. We don't have specific plans as of now, but do add your request on GitHub ( https://github.com/frappe/books/issues ) and be part of the community!
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by rushabh 6y ago
Yes, mostly a modern user experience. Also the web stack is much more accessible there are many developers who are already familiar with it.
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by rushabh 6y ago
We have been doing ERPNext for 10 years now and a lot of what we did with Frappe Books is based on that learning.
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by rushabh 6y ago
No this is a fresh implementation and completely in Javascript. ERPNext is a client-server application based on Python. There were a couple of itches we were trying to scratch. First we realized that a lot of people were looking for a goo
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by rushabh 6y ago
Thank you! It is single threaded. Since it is a file based system (sqlite), so you can put it on your favorite cloud backup.
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Show HN: FrappeBooks – Free and Open Source, Modern Desktop Accounting for SMB(frappebooks.com)
243 points by rushabh 6y ago|42 comments
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by rushabh 6y ago
Started as a solo developer, spent 10+ years to grow it into a small business with 40 employees. The hardest lesson for me was that at the crux of it, business is all about scarcity. There is no other magic out there. A great question to as
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by rushabh 7y ago
That article has been written by a growth hacker not an epidemiologist, and it does not start with that disclaimer. Please consider not spreading it.
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ERPNext: A 100% Open Source Alternative to SAP(erpnext.com)
18 points by rushabh 7y ago|1 comments
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by rushabh 7y ago
ERPNext is a full featured Open Source ERP (GPL V3, not open core) with reasonable traction. https://github.com/frappe/erpnext Disclaimer: check my bio
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by rushabh 7y ago
ERPNext (GPL V3, https://github.com/frappe/erpnext ) is being deployed by many large companies as we speak. India's largest Stock Broker Zerodha ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4B6nfq1UR3Y ) and bi

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