e-commerce on Cloudron
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@LoudLemur said in e-commerce on Cloudron:
I would say WP + WC (WooCommerce) is the best open-source solution nowadays. And it runs pretty smooth.
@kallados said in e-commerce on Cloudron:
I would say WP + WC (WooCommerce) is the best open-source solution nowadays. And it runs pretty smooth.
What are our options here other than odoo? Many of our customers already just use WooCommerce on WP Developer app.
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@kallados said in e-commerce on Cloudron:
I would say WP + WC (WooCommerce) is the best open-source solution nowadays. And it runs pretty smooth.
What are our options here other than odoo? Many of our customers already just use WooCommerce on WP Developer app.
@girish said in e-commerce on Cloudron:
@kallados said in e-commerce on Cloudron:
I would say WP + WC (WooCommerce) is the best open-source solution nowadays. And it runs pretty smooth.
What are our options here other than odoo? Many of our customers already just use WooCommerce on WP Developer app.
https://alternativeto.net/software/woocommerce/?license=opensource&platform=self-hosted
https://selfhosted.libhunt.com/woocommerce-alternatives
Out of these, I am not sure. Odoo is brilliant, though.
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@girish said in e-commerce on Cloudron:
@kallados said in e-commerce on Cloudron:
I would say WP + WC (WooCommerce) is the best open-source solution nowadays. And it runs pretty smooth.
What are our options here other than odoo? Many of our customers already just use WooCommerce on WP Developer app.
https://alternativeto.net/software/woocommerce/?license=opensource&platform=self-hosted
https://selfhosted.libhunt.com/woocommerce-alternatives
Out of these, I am not sure. Odoo is brilliant, though.
@LoudLemur Nothing against odoo but odoo on Cloudron is a bit impractical for us.
My experience with odoo is that it is impossible to upgrade without significant investment and thus people don't upgrade. Apparently, the outdated instances are "stable" and there is no reason to upgrade. This is fine but doesn't fit in Cloudron's development model. The model of never upgrading and upgrading after many years fits enterprises who have significant time/money/resources.
Already, some of our users built a custom odoo package (I think odoo 12) and it doesn't work with postgres on 7.4 anymore. So, they are sticking with Cloudron 7.3. Cloudron is not an enterprise product where we will release and maintain versions of 7.3 now for the next 5 years.
So, in summary, I am not sure, how we can ever support odoo...
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@LoudLemur Nothing against odoo but odoo on Cloudron is a bit impractical for us.
My experience with odoo is that it is impossible to upgrade without significant investment and thus people don't upgrade. Apparently, the outdated instances are "stable" and there is no reason to upgrade. This is fine but doesn't fit in Cloudron's development model. The model of never upgrading and upgrading after many years fits enterprises who have significant time/money/resources.
Already, some of our users built a custom odoo package (I think odoo 12) and it doesn't work with postgres on 7.4 anymore. So, they are sticking with Cloudron 7.3. Cloudron is not an enterprise product where we will release and maintain versions of 7.3 now for the next 5 years.
So, in summary, I am not sure, how we can ever support odoo...
@girish said in e-commerce on Cloudron:
@LoudLemur Nothing against odoo but odoo on Cloudron is a bit impractical for us.
My experience with odoo is that it is impossible to upgrade without significant investment and thus people don't upgrade. Apparently, the outdated instances are "stable" and there is no reason to upgrade. This is fine but doesn't fit in Cloudron's development model. The model of never upgrading and upgrading after many years fits enterprises who have significant time/money/resources.
Already, some of our users built a custom odoo package (I think odoo 12) and it doesn't work with postgres on 7.4 anymore. So, they are sticking with Cloudron 7.3. Cloudron is not an enterprise product where we will release and maintain versions of 7.3 now for the next 5 years.
So, in summary, I am not sure, how we can ever support odoo...
Hey, @girish. Thanks for the explanation. I can understand now and can accept that. Whilst you are here, how does the Cloudron team feel about all these AI applications being suggested?
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@girish said in e-commerce on Cloudron:
@LoudLemur Nothing against odoo but odoo on Cloudron is a bit impractical for us.
My experience with odoo is that it is impossible to upgrade without significant investment and thus people don't upgrade. Apparently, the outdated instances are "stable" and there is no reason to upgrade. This is fine but doesn't fit in Cloudron's development model. The model of never upgrading and upgrading after many years fits enterprises who have significant time/money/resources.
Already, some of our users built a custom odoo package (I think odoo 12) and it doesn't work with postgres on 7.4 anymore. So, they are sticking with Cloudron 7.3. Cloudron is not an enterprise product where we will release and maintain versions of 7.3 now for the next 5 years.
So, in summary, I am not sure, how we can ever support odoo...
Hey, @girish. Thanks for the explanation. I can understand now and can accept that. Whilst you are here, how does the Cloudron team feel about all these AI applications being suggested?
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@LoudLemur I would say Wordpress has come a long way in the last 2 years and you can likely do more with Woocommerce than any other FOSS platform.
Try the kadencewp.com theme and Woocommerce, and stick to well reviewed Gutenburg block add-ons, that are much lighter and more standardised than the old classic free-for-all ways of making frontend add-ons.
Use the Asset Cleanup plugin for overall speed efficiency.
DM me for Qs on other useful add-ons for your use-case, and happy to share my experience.
Odoo is a very capable platform, and nice in many ways, but if you were building a business that many livelihoods depended on, with Odoo, I think you'd want their SaaS version for support and independence of needing developer maintenance, to focus on the business sales, marketing and operations needs.
If you want the freedoms of FOSS, I don't think Wordpress & Woocommerce can be beaten for accessibility to customise and develop.
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@LoudLemur I don't see why not. But generally, we have to wait a bit to see how many of those apps remain to be well-developed/maintained. Just to set some expectations, I don't think we will be rolling out AI apps in coming 1-2 months.
@girish Have we lost the DM chat feature on the forum? Or am I being blind?
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@girish Have we lost the DM chat feature on the forum? Or am I being blind?
@marcusquinn it went away a month or so ago.
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@girish Have we lost the DM chat feature on the forum? Or am I being blind?
@marcusquinn we have disabled it, as we got too many direct messages for support and it's the wrong tool as a support channel. So better to have it disabled than giving the wrong impression that we are reachable there. Sadly we can't disable it for our staff accounts only.
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@marcusquinn we have disabled it, as we got too many direct messages for support and it's the wrong tool as a support channel. So better to have it disabled than giving the wrong impression that we are reachable there. Sadly we can't disable it for our staff accounts only.
@nebulon Shame, was kinda useful. Understandable, though, you can't be everywhere at all times.
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@marcusquinn we have disabled it, as we got too many direct messages for support and it's the wrong tool as a support channel. So better to have it disabled than giving the wrong impression that we are reachable there. Sadly we can't disable it for our staff accounts only.
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@nebulon would be useful to make an announcement where the preferred place for community DMs are, even if not for staff/support.
@robi Only way I can think right now would be to swap follows on Social Media and DM there.
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@robi Only way I can think right now would be to swap follows on Social Media and DM there.
@marcusquinn said in e-commerce on Cloudron:
Only way I can think right now would be to swap follows on Social Media and DM there.
Maybe there should be an "official" cloudron humhub ?
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@robi Only way I can think right now would be to swap follows on Social Media and DM there.
@marcusquinn said in e-commerce on Cloudron:
@robi Only way I can think right now would be to swap follows on Social Media and DM there.
Fill your profile with a list or a LinkTr.ee that has them all.
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@marcusquinn said in e-commerce on Cloudron:
Only way I can think right now would be to swap follows on Social Media and DM there.
Maybe there should be an "official" cloudron humhub ?
@timconsidine Dunno about that - too many platforms with overlap could dilute the value of content here.
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@marcusquinn said in e-commerce on Cloudron:
@robi Only way I can think right now would be to swap follows on Social Media and DM there.
Fill your profile with a list or a LinkTr.ee that has them all.
@robi said in e-commerce on Cloudron:
@marcusquinn said in e-commerce on Cloudron:
@robi Only way I can think right now would be to swap follows on Social Media and DM there.
Fill your profile with a list or a LinkTr.ee that has them all.
Cloudron has an Application Request for a Free Software, Linktree alternative, LittleLink:
https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/7293/littlelink-custom?_=1683224138448
