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Thoughts on Open Core as a model for OCA
Tom Blauwendraat
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[Talk, other Topics] Automating Supplier Orders and Transfers in Odoo with Perishable Goods and Multiple Working Schedules
Alexandre Galdeano
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Escape from Odoo.sh using open source server management solution
Ivan Sokolov
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Stress-Free: How to Upgrade Client Versions and Boost Their Business Easily and Efficiently?
Maria Florencia Frigieri Parma
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Carbon Accounting and beyond
Benoît Chambourdon
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A walk through the Shopinvader API
Quentin Groulard
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Utilising Domain Driven principles within the OCA ecosystem
Graeme Gellatly
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Empowering Odoo Users with Foundational Knowledge: An Overview of Our eLearning Program
Benoît Chambourdon
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The Business Case for OCA: A CEO's Perspective
Jorge Elena Poblet
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Deploy Odoo with Kubernetes: why, why not and how
Adrien Peiffer
Stéphane is a software engineer at ACSONE.
One common question beginner developers have is how to install OCA addons, for evaluation, development or production. Back in 2016 and Odoo 8, we introduced [1] a simple mechanism for easy installation of OCA addons and automatic discovery of dependencies across the 200 OCA repositories.
Fast forward to 2024, python tooling and packaging standards have evolved tremendously.
In this talk that will appeal to beginners and expert developers alike, we show how the same basic technique can be used with ultramodern and superfast tooling. We will show how to set-up a local evaluation and development environment for Odoo 17 with OCA addons, using modern tooling such as uv and devcontainers.
[1] https://odoo-community.org/blog/news-updates-1/installing-oca-addons-the-easy-way-32
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