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    I’ve heard it was comming. It’s almost there. It sounds like this architecture compares in modularity to projects like Lenya. Me too, can’t wait to see this!
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      That’s simply *awesome*, Jason ! It will be a huge step toward enterprise-level solution, really exciting to imagine such modularity and flexibility that will allow for "tailored" solutions... Can’t wait too !
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        Jason,

        It’s a great news that I receive this morning, by reading your comment towards my concern. Will it be possible for outsider to get access into the development roadmap and plan for MODx? wink I’m not the best programmer, and I’m not to for sure that my skill will be enough to help the development, but I believe I have a good analytical skill to think about the concept and planning of application development. Hopefully I can help with that part, and watch the deevlopment of tatoo closely.

        I’m interested in creating a ERP/CRM application, and I might ended up doing it from scratch, but it will incorporate the MODx framework, but it’s still a big of a deal for me to do this with MODx, considering the current limited backend that drill down to content management system. I’m still looking for the right framework to work with.

        Have you guys ever see http://www.AvtiveGrid.com before?
          Wendy Novianto
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          Hi Wendy,

          I had a quick look at Activegrid (url has a typo btw) and I’m impressed. Installed the App Builder and played with it a little. I’ve been thinking about using the MODX framework for an ERP solution as well. ActiveGrid looks like an interesting framework built on open standards. Have you any experience with ActiveGrid yourself?
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            Quote from: wendy at Jan 09, 2006, 08:52 AM

            It’s a great news that I receive this morning, by reading your comment towards my concern. Will it be possible for outsider to get access into the development roadmap and plan for MODx? wink I’m not the best programmer, and I’m not to for sure that my skill will be enough to help the development, but I believe I have a good analytical skill to think about the concept and planning of application development. Hopefully I can help with that part, and watch the deevlopment of tatoo closely.
            Wendy, I have a feeling that we’re going to offer early access to a Tattoo preview, along with the roadmap and plans for Tattoo, but only to a select group of people. Ryan and I are working out the details for this and will let everyone know more soon on how we will be implementing the early access program.

            Quote from: wendy at Jan 09, 2006, 08:52 AM

            I’m interested in creating a ERP/CRM application, and I might ended up doing it from scratch, but it will incorporate the MODx framework, but it’s still a big of a deal for me to do this with MODx, considering the current limited backend that drill down to content management system. I’m still looking for the right framework to work with.
            Oh, and did I mention I’m also evaluating the potential for integration between SugarCRM and MODx as well? As a matter of fact, I’m installing SugarCRM right now for testing purposes with a client, and should have a lot more information in this area in the next few weeks.

            Quote from: wendy at Jan 09, 2006, 08:52 AM

            Have you guys ever see http://www.AvtiveGrid.com before?
            First I’ve seen of this one, but some very nice ideas for using service level interfaces to integrate disparate LAMP applications and beyond. I’m sure I can borrow some ideas from here as well... laugh
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              Quote from: OpenGeek at Jan 09, 2006, 01:10 PM
              Oh, and did I mention I’m also evaluating the potential for integration between SugarCRM and MODx as well? As a matter of fact, I’m installing SugarCRM right now for testing purposes with a client, and should have a lot more information in this area in the next few weeks.

              If I were you, I’ll check VtigerCRM as well. This SugarCRM fork has, in my opinion, outgrown his elder brother (so to speak...). One of the strong point in favor of vtiger is office and email integration is opensource, not commercial software. Other than that, I find Vtiger’s features and interface one notch ahead. Not to mention a more dynamic community.
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                Great David, thanks for the recommendation, I’ll definitely check it out.
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                  Guys, this has become a really interesting discussion for me.

                  I checked vtiger too a few days ago, and find it to be faster and easier to navigate. I also notice the outlook plugin that is offered for free, an it seems that SugarCRM kinda blocking that name to be mention on their forum as well.

                  Anyway, it’s true that vtiger is a better program, but it’s a huge program that required understanding of the whole architecture to be able to extend it. One thing that is still lacking is the ERP part for it. After all syncronizing data between ERP and CRM is better be done on the fly, as if they run all together as one application and able to be adjusted according to certain company type. Lets assume, CRM has a better scope, because one type of CRM can be use on most of company, while ERP is a little bit more specific. Take an example of consultant and manufacturing company, they both required the same functionality in CRM, but not for ERPm they are totally have a different system for their backend.

                  If we could expand something out for ERP, maybe based on vtiger or MODx, all we need to do is provide some kind of framework that built upon the same kind of pipeline to syncronize upon vtiger CRM or maybe we built our own? Hehehee....

                  HUGE PROJECT, but I will try to tackle this down into smaller part if posisble, and we;ll see whether it’s a feasible things to do or not.

                  As far for tatoom it sounds so promising. I can see this system to grow more from my first expectation, when I joined this community.

                  I’m looking forward to be part of this big major overhaul.

                  Sincerely,
                    Wendy Novianto
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                    Quote from: theo at Jan 09, 2006, 11:32 AM

                    Hi Wendy,

                    I had a quick look at Activegrid (url has a typo btw) and I’m impressed. Installed the App Builder and played with it a little. I’ve been thinking about using the MODX framework for an ERP solution as well. ActiveGrid looks like an interesting framework built on open standards. Have you any experience with ActiveGrid yourself?

                    Nope.

                    That’s why I was wondering how flexible is the code being generated? The only best thing is the web 2.0 offer without having to drill down into javascript, but I’m not to for sure for this as a one-stop solution overall.
                      Wendy Novianto
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                      Madmage, any update on this ?

                      How is the work going ??
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