Hello Tryton list, I've been working with Tryton for few weeks, and though there are features that i like, i find some design choices quite puzzling. I have experience with Python frameworks and have almost null experience with ERPs, so maybe i'm missing some obvious points.
My main difficulty one is regarding the xml files, their syntax and structure (cross-references between the "classes" of objects). So for me it's quite difficult to deal with these, and i cannot find a sensible intellectual representation. I could not find much documentation also to help. The developers who have worked with Tryton claimed that one needs to work in a very incremental manner, testing any small step, rolling back as soon as something breaks, which i find not satisfying. In short: first i'd like to understand what motivated the choice of xml for representing GUI, and their underlying schemas (they are remarkably "flat"). Second, i'm wondering if that would be an option in short term to be able use directly plain Python as the representation language for the same things, like, for example, in Django (forms, wizards, etc). If there has been already discussions about this topic, i'd be happy if someone could provide pointers. Thanks -- -- [email protected] mailing list --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "tryton" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
