Open Source Alternative To
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#64- no useful documentation aka read the code bro, it's open source
- "FIXME don't ever do this" comments all over the code base
- no update routine: download source of enterprise edition, patch your private repo, feed it in your CD/CI. I'm pretty sure vulnerabilities get patched quickly all over the world ;)
- weird design decisions like undocumented semantics for identifiers (variables, module names etc.)
- Python/JS/XML code living in the database (i.e. need the production DB to develop/test)
- performance
- addons needed for serious business use cases are not open source
- code quality of third party addons is a nightmare
Maybe this is still harmless compared to its competitors, I don't know...
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#65Anyone here managed to like Odoo? It's the first ERP system I work with and the experience is sobering so far. - no useful documentation aka read the code bro, it's open source - "FIXME don't ever do this" comments all over the code base - no update routine: download source of enterprise edition, patch your private repo, feed it in your CD/CI. I'm pretty sure vulnerabilities get patched quickly all over the world ;)…
Storing Python and JS.....WTF?
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#66“Paid, supported, professional alternative to”
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#67I mean, unless you fancy an Ops team to run your error reporting. But generally speaking, unless you have extreme privacy concerns, the economics favor SaaS subscriptions.
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#68I understand apparently this is not how the page is supposed to be used - but isn't it how an average user would use a service named "opensourcealternative.to"? What am I missing?
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#69I have also been building something similar at https://ossdatabase.com Recently released code under AGPL-3.( https://github.com/prithvi16/ossdatabase ) But I want to go beyond aggregation and add following things - User reviews, ratings - Researcherd guides comparing features in most common usecases - Interviews with Opensource maintainers, founders. - Being able to create collections like awesome lists - Everything…
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#70Anyone here managed to like Odoo? It's the first ERP system I work with and the experience is sobering so far. - no useful documentation aka read the code bro, it's open source - "FIXME don't ever do this" comments all over the code base - no update routine: download source of enterprise edition, patch your private repo, feed it in your CD/CI. I'm pretty sure vulnerabilities get patched quickly all over the world ;)…
Having XML/JSON stored in DB is pretty common actually (sometimes you need to store same/related info with different "schemas"). Storing Python and JS.....WTF?