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by rushabh 7y ago
Posted GitHub since it’s HN. Docs available at https://erpnext.com/docs/user/manual/en
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by rushabh 7y ago
You should also checkout ERPNext ( https://github.com/frappe/erpnext ). Its another free and open source ERP (GNU GPL v3) which is not open core. ERPNext is also built as a monolith, so you get maximum features out of th
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by rushabh 7y ago
There are multiple paths to success. “Solve a problem” irrespective of the size of potential market, is also a great path to building great Startups.
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ERPNext (Open Source ERP) Version 12 Released(erpnext.com)
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Ask HN: How do you ensure US sanctions compliance
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by rushabh 8y ago
Experiences in India will vary dramatically based on which state you live in. If you are rural Kerla, a state with 50M people in South India, you are likely to get some of the best quality healthcare are very affordable rates. It’s hard to
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by rushabh 8y ago
Frappe Accounting is an electron based app exactly for this (GPL v3). We have pushed an alpha version and would love to find collaborators. Out of the box you can setup chart of accounts, make bills, payments, get basic accounting reports.
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by rushabh 8y ago
"When companies came to us, seeing our success, and asked for special working relationship in order to collaborate on code, demanding preferential treatment that would place them above our users, we told them no. This happened numerous
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by rushabh 8y ago
When you publish open source, this is what you sign up for. As a publisher of open source software, I think "open core" does a huge disservice to the community as it feels deceptive. While there is no denying that creators needs t
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by rushabh 8y ago
I work in open source, which is also kind of in a similar problem. A way to think of open source is that its a utility, like the highway system. The people who make money from highways are the car companies. I think a similar challenge exis
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by rushabh 8y ago
All the best for your launch. The website has too little information to be interesting. In 2019, your content has to be influential or free.
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ERPNext Version 11 Officially Released(discuss.erpnext.com)
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by rushabh 8y ago
Makes me think that autonomous vehicles may run on specially designated roadways, like a highly flexible, adaptive version of railway.
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Building SAAS Companies from India, Notes from SaaSBooMi(medium.com)
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by rushabh 8y ago
Reading the comments here, it seems we don’t realise that ElementaryOS is run by a small team of mostly volunteers, who are doing this as a “free” service to the rest of us. Lets take a moment to appreciate the immense perseverance, sacrifi
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by rushabh 8y ago
This is exactly the problem we have tried solving with the Frappe Framework [1] (Open Source, MIT). The core concept in Frappe is a DocType, which is configurable metadata. Using this you can quickly build small, special purpose apps for ve
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Show HN: Frappe DataTable – Modern SlickGrid Replacement with Editing(frappe.io)
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ERPNext Version 11: Enterprise Ready Open Source ERP(erpnext.org)
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by rushabh 8y ago
Great UI comes from a strong leader who has specific tastes that everyone may not agree to. Execution of such a vision has to be highly controlled and it means at times taking tough decisions and throwing away someone’s work. Open source is
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Show HN: Fully Featured, JavaScript DataTable Without JQuery(medium.com)
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by rushabh 8y ago
My experience as an open source maintainer: The "monetization" world has a lot of incentive in keeping open source small and make money from services, this is a cause for a lot of heartburn. This is the reason why there is no linu
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by rushabh 8y ago
There have been a few very large implementations of ERPNext. If I were to consult Lidl, we would have done a few low risk pilots, starting with their warehouses or back-office. I would have gone for a federated architecture where each store
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by rushabh 8y ago
If you have questions, there is a very active community at https://discuss.erpnext.com Typo: Thanks for the report. We will get it fixed. CI: The marker is for the develop branch. So if you are on master, its much more stable.
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by rushabh 8y ago
ERP is probably the slowest moving market in software. Trying to sell ERPs for almost a decade now here is what I learned 1. The first reason for this is compliance. Most large companies are worried about compliance and trust only comes wit
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by rushabh 8y ago
ERPNext has been around for a decade now and doing quite well! https://github.com/frappe/erpnext . Founder here, happy to answer questions.
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by rushabh 8y ago
The problems of trust that blockchain aims to solve are currently solved by the banks, the state and legal systems. Our society is built on this enormous system of trust that is backed by hard power (threat to hardship, violence and coercio
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by rushabh 8y ago
It’s not as simple as that. Google did not go out to commoditize content. Technology created a new distribution system that allowed them to dominate the distribution of content. If you read the case, many of the videos Viacom was asking Goo
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by rushabh 9y ago
A great opportunity to move to open source. It will help you not only have more control on your assets in case of privacy and GDPR, but also avoid vendor lock-in.
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by rushabh 9y ago
My mission is to build amazing free software that is accessible and usable by the whole world.
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by rushabh 9y ago
This is a fascinating list. If you start from the bottom, you can see how few really survive a anything close to a decade. The "Dead" tag is not updated as a lot of the companies not marked are actually dead or never really took o

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