Hi, El lunes, 5 de mayo de 2014 06:29:37 UTC+2, Dale Scott escribió: > > Hi, I've been googling and reading to get started with tryton, but a lot > seems to be for 2.4 and 2.8. What should I do to accelerate my tryton > learning?
I'm also getting started with tryton. In my case I am only using the core functionality for the moment, so I don't know much about sales and finance modules. From a user point of view I think that there are no mayor changes, so most of what you read about older versions will be applicable to newer ones (hopefully someone more experienced will correct me if I'm wrong). Regarding programming, I started reading howtos (such as http://code.google.com/p/tryton/wiki/HelloWorld) and then adapting it to older versions based on the release notes and migration info, but I have found more productive to learn just by reading tryton source code: although it has nearly no comments it provides good examples on how things are done. So if you want to develop new modules, what is working for me es reading the official docs at http://doc.tryton.org/3.2/, and then looking at modules that do things that are similar to what I want to do and looking at their source code. As usual, sometimes running things in the debugger also helps to understand things better: for example, since python lacks static typing sometimes the best way to see what is actually being passed to a function is inspecting it in the debugger. Regards, Fernando Also my first scenario to try involves buying and/or manufacturing > serialized products(e.g.circuit boards), and then selling/returning. Is > there any specific information on serialization, existing modules, how-to > workflows, etc? > > Thanks, > Dale > >
