Hello all. I want to thank you for helping me so much. I have learnt that
Tryton is much more than just an ERP. I'm not a developer, but (after a lot
of reading and playing around) I could finally understand that the
structure of the application lends itself to do plenty. In particular, I
liked the fact that it is written in Python and that it can automagically
modify the models (the structure of the database, not only its contents).
Some people complaint about having to install many modules to make it work,
but I think that it's better to have just the functions which are needed.
On that account, the modularity also makes the code manageable. It may be
true that developers may not need something like modularity, but it is very
useful for users to go into and around the code. I think that the project
needs some more documentation, and I will try to help with that. All the
best to the developers.
