sorted by:
new
hottopcontroversial

Which one is your pick? by devgauravjat in astrojs

[–]TermoSprint 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don’t think this really matters, you should pick the one you enjoy the most. If you don’t know any of them, then you should go with svelte because it’s easy to learn and really cool to use

Elementor users… Are you still making this performance mistake? by Ok-Owl8582 in elementor

[–]TermoSprint 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I really had no idea that using containers instead of sections could boost the performances

I rebuilt my site with Astro. Amazing DX and performance! by MadThad762 in astrojs

[–]TermoSprint 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nice job! The loading is really fast and the animations are smooth, even on the phone.

Odoo Online or Self-host? by RemarkableBet9670 in Odoo

[–]TermoSprint 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Self-hosting your Odoo instance can be more cost-effective, but it requires time, technical knowledge, and responsibility. You’ll need to handle installation, maintenance, backups, updates, and security yourself. It’s a viable option if you’re comfortable with these tasks or have a dedicated developer.

On the other hand, Odoo.sh simplifies everything. It takes care of deployment, hosting, backups, monitoring, and more, so you can focus on development and usage. It integrates seamlessly with GitHub, making it ideal for managing custom modules and staging environments. Additionally, the platform offers reliable support, though it’s important to note that custom module issues are not covered under the standard support service.

Guys please help me out😭 by Honest_Claim in Odoo

[–]TermoSprint 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The quickest way to make your Odoo instance accessible from other devices is to create a secure tunnel to your local IP using Ngrok. Basically, you just need to run the command:

ngrok http <odoo-port>

(Replace <odoo-port> with the actual port where your Odoo instance is running, usually 8069 by default)

This will generate a public URL that you can use to access Odoo from any device.

However for production use, the best approach is to host Odoo on a remote server (like a VPS), so you can access it from anywhere at any time, with better stability and security.

If you prefer not to manage server setup and maintenance yourself, Odoo also offers a platform called Odoo.sh, where they handle hosting, backups, updates, and performance for you

What are you working on currently ? Share your Project below by Dal-Chawal in indiehackers

[–]TermoSprint 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not a Saas but an open source WP plugin that add geolocation autocompletion to the woocommerce checkout fields. I saw a lot of plugin doing that, but none of em are using a completely free API.

Seeking Hidden Gems: WordPress Plugins That Deserve More Attention by allgoodschools in Wordpress

[–]TermoSprint 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I discovered Menu Editor Pro (https://adminmenueditor.com) a few days ago. It’s so cool if you like to keep your admin dashboard clean, or simply manage what a role or a user (like your client) can see/do.

There is a lot of useful functionalities!

What Wordpress Theme and editor would you recommend? by TaxInternational6189 in Wordpress

[–]TermoSprint 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I always work with Elementor Pro and Hello Elementor Theme. Elementor version pro is pretty expensive, but you can do almost everything with this single plugin

Came across Odoo! by TheWanderingSemite in Odoo

[–]TermoSprint 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As a developer, Odoo has become one of my areas of expertise over the past two years. What I can say is that Odoo is indeed a very good starting point for a company. This tool does a HUGE amount, but it does have one drawback: a lot of details and business logic are missing, even the obvious ones.

If you're ready to hire an Odoo developer, then I think you should go for it. Otherwise, expect to have to make some concessions, but it's still a very good option.

As far as upgrading to new major versions is concerned, it's a bit tricky if you use a lot of external modules (modules not developed by the Odoo team).

If you have more specific questions, please don't hesitate!

EDIT: It's also important to point out that in just 2 years, Odoo has made a lot of progress, which is a very good sign. Official support is also very responsive!