Hello, my name is Mariano. We are currently developing an integrated system for all laboratories, hospitals and general demographics for a municipality. As a client requirement we are using tryton with gnuhealth modules, overriding and adding what's necessary to fit their specific needs.
*So far I managed to create a new module, create new models and the views for it, extending existing views and models. Most of what I learned was by crossing the reference documentation with actual code of some of the modules.* *I have some experience with python and extensive use of MVC frameworks (php mostly),* yet I'm struggling to get consisting results. Finding myself many times just trying things until I get what I need. This makes me highly dependent on finding some working code that does exactly what I need and limits me on using all of the framework features. I must admit that during my years as a programmer I haven't been too keen on learning frameworks just by reading its code and since the tryton documentation is merely referential without examples of cohesive use of the elements this seems to be the only choice. Which is fine but *that's why I ask you, if you have the time, for some guidelines of how interpret the code,* extra documentation you suggest I read to get a better grasp of the framework. Whether is about python, mvc or anything that I might be missing that has direct application to some part of how this framework is built. I'd really like to get well versed on the framework given the broad application it has, and I promise to post my contributions if I get to do something meaningful. Saludos, Mariano.
