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Derek Neighbors |
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[gnue-sb-discuss] [Fwd: Roadmap] |
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26 Feb 2003 08:11:40 -0700 |
Trying again as I think the list didnt like my gpgp key.
-----Forwarded Message-----
> From: Derek Neighbors <address@hidden>
> To: address@hidden
> Subject: Roadmap
> Date: 25 Feb 2003 17:00:51 -0700
>
> Ok folks. Get out your traveling pillow. Grab a bladder buster. Take
> your shoes off and hop on the GNUe Caravan. We are going on a "Road
> Trip".
>
> The only problem is we need a map. The good news, we get to make our own. ;)
>
>
> Where are we today?
>
> Today we have basic contact management, that started as a sample for forms
> and is mostly compatiable with GNUe DCL's new contact structures. We have
> the inkling of a start for 'product/item' management. This was the start
> of requirements for a particular client. The next logical step was to be
> Inventory. Then back-end order handling and shipping. Working on into
> Invoicing, purchasing and financials.
>
> We have a new game in town, Top Sew, an enterprise looking to implement
> GNUe-SB and better yet willing to contribute to it. We also have two or
> more interested parties that have followed GNUe and looking to make the
> jump, hopefully with GNUe SB. I would like to rewrite a roadmap.
>
> I think products is still a decent start as it is more simplistic and is a
> good building block for many of the pieces to come (inventory, invoicing,
> etc)
>
> I want to use IRC (#gnuenterprise) heavily for conveying ideas along with
> this list. I also want to get DCL up and running (or piggy backed on
> GNUe's DCL) for GNUe SB items and really provide an easy way for people to
> be involved. What I hope to avoid is debating long drawn out
> implementation details instead of doing work. ;) Read: I would rather
> refactor than over design. GNUe "proper" (what I will call a full GNUe
> implementation opposed to smallbiz) is the place to have pie in the sky
> debates on implementation details.
>
> In short, GNUe SB will not do everything and work for everyone. GNUe
> proper will fit that role. Rather GNUe SB will probably be highly geared
> towards American companies and will go with the concept of KISS. Building
> the blocks then stacking them.
>
> To anyone on the list (if there is more than just me), I look forward to
> working with you to get this started! I think GNUe SB will be an outlet
> to show the power of the GNU Enterprise Application Framework that the
> GNUe team has worked so hard to make available.
>
> Happy Hacking,
>
> Derek Neighbors
> GNU Enterprise
> http://www.gnuenterprise.org
> address@hidden
>
>
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