Hello Guys

I know you are doing well.

Just asking, anyone here worked on a (CRM) Customer Relationship Management Web App or an enterprise resource planning web app.

A typical example are Zoho Crm, quickbooks erp or your typical managemt systems (school management systems or hospital management systems) note web related (in browser).

I am currently working on developing one, but i want to speak someone who has done it or worked on it locally

If you don't mind, i did like to pick you brain on what languages you used for both frontend and backend.

CRM is too huge to develop by one single person except you are a coding genius. I am a Salesforce developer now and Salesforce is a CRM and even users have to write a whole lot of code to maintain and extend the functionalities it has.

tensazangetsu20:
CRM is too huge to develop by one single person except you are a coding genius. I am a Salesforce developer now and Salesforce is a CRM and even users have to write a whole lot of code to maintain and extend the functionalities it has.

Actual worked with an office where we used sales force, i can relate to it as an advance crm.

But i was thinking about doing something simpler, something not on the scale of Sales force but more on the scale of zoho or wakanda crm.

I saw something like it (browser based crms) being offered to a hospital, school and a big store, which was used to manage staff, accounts inventory, medical records and tickets. thus want to see if i can build something like it (not so advanced like salesforce.)

Oh an love the name @tensazangetsu20, guessing you are a really big Bleach fan

cj1080:


Actual worked with an office where we used sales force, i can relate to it as an advance crm.

But i was thinking about doing something simpler, something not on the scale of Sales force but more on the scale of zoho or wakanda crm.

I saw something like it (browser based crms) being offered to a hospital, school and a big store, which was used to manage staff, accounts inventory, medical records and tickets. thus want to see if i can build something like it (not so advanced like salesforce.)

Oh an love the name @tensazangetsu.20, guessing you are a really big Bleach fan

Take a look at SuiteCRM for PHP based CRM. For full ERP solutions, look at Odoo, ERPNEXT or etendo

airsaylongcome:


Take a look at SuiteCRM for PHP based CRM. For full ERP solutions, look at Odoo, ERPNEXT or etendo

Big thank bruv

cj1080:


Big thank bruv

You are entering "gangster" territory sha o...if you are planning to code an entire CRM or ERP solo. Unless you are looking at it as an opportunity to learn about CRMs/ERPs.

Add Dolibarr to that list for a PHP based (meaning, relatively simpler ERP) ERP. I don't like Dolibarr though because it's primary language is French

cj1080:
Hello Guys

I know you are doing well.

Just asking, anyone here worked on a (CRM) Customer Relationship Management Web App or an enterprise resource planning web app.

A typical example are Zoho Crm, quickbooks erp or your typical managemt systems (school management systems or hospital management systems) note web related (in browser).

I am currently working on developing one, but i want to speak someone who has done it or worked on it locally

If you don't mind, i did like to pick you brain on what languages you used for both frontend and backend.

I worked on one of recent

airsaylongcome:


You are entering "gangster" territory sha o...if you are planning to code an entire CRM or ERP solo. Unless you are looking at it as an opportunity to learn about CRMs/ERPs.

Add Dolibarr to that list for a PHP based (meaning, relatively simpler ERP) ERP. I don't like Dolibarr though because it's primary language is French

Hmm

the main idea is to do this as a project to learn what and what i need to complete a crm. As i learn the various languages i add to the overall project and upgrade it.

I know its crazy to go it alone, but so far its been a challenging and fun project. One that keeps shocking me on what i have done coming from 2-3 year ago where i didn't even know jack.

Now PHP was not in the charts for what i thought i needed to learn, but with discussions with some lads i met on linkedin, it seems adding it to my list would also be helpful.

Myplan was to shoot back to javascript then jquery then get in to understanding and using frameworks like reactjs, vuejs and then dabble back into nodejs and add python to the mix somewhere later.

In each case using what i have learnt to update the site, then when i feel i am at that level. then i move on to stage two

larryking78:


I worked on one of recent

Wow really, could you tell more about it

If you are on an NDA, its fine, you can share the parts you feel are ok to share.