On 7/17/12 6:21 AM, Jacques Le Roux wrote:
From: "Ruth Hoffman" <[email protected]>
By the time I get into a project and this sort of thing comes up, the
competition has long since be bested by OFBiz and all the other cool
features it offers.
Arg, sorry I don't get this sentence (tried twice to read ;o). I mean
<<
By the time I get involved with an implementation of OFBiz, there is no
competition. OFBiz is already the selected platform for all the reasons
we know about. The list of reasons why OFBiz gets selected is too long
to enumerate here. I wrote a marketing piece called the "OFBiz Top 10.
Why you should consider OFBiz for your next enterprise software
endeavor". It is a PDF so I can't attach it. But if you want it, let me
know. I'll send it to you.
This is something that most OFBiz adopters don't understand and/or
don't see until much later in the development cycle - if at all.
We need Shiro for sure, "we" agreed. What we will need after the
slimdown effort is to get a consensus between developers about what
should be done next. And not only, but as some requested already, *a
road map*, with tasks ordered (and if possible assigned, whisful
thinking, I'm an optimist). This can stay simple with only big tasks
(projects?) referred to, like
http://blog.jquery.com/2012/06/28/jquery-core-version-1-9-and-beyond/
Jacques
