Odoo Experience 2017
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New App: Online Appointments
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Boost Your Odoo Development with Pandas
Davide CorioFait
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Load Testing: How to Stress Your Odoo with Locust
Michael Vannerom, Developer, OdooFait
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Integrating IoT in Odoo - The Proximus Enco Case
Valentin Bouttiau, Community Manager & Evangelist, Proximus EnCo & Pascale Woodruff, Business Analyst & Project Manager, BHCFait
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Auto-Detecting Common Coding Mistakes for Odoo Modules Using Pylint for Odoo
Moisés Augusto López CalderónFait
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ODBC Connector with Odoo, Applied to Ms Dynamics NAV
Dominik ChwallaFait
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Testing Odoo: A Guided Tour
Adrien Dieudonné, Software Developer - OdooFait
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2-day training: The Odoo JS framework
Gery Debongnie - Lead Developer, OdooFait
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Tips and Tricks to Design Odoo Website Themes
Stefano Rigano (sri)Fait
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Odoo-Profiler: Advanced Performance Tool
Moisés Augusto López CalderónFait
Thibault is working at Odoo for 7 years, first as R&D developer and then as Technical Consultant and now he is leading the Technical Consultant team. During those years, he had the opportunity to work on a wide range of project and explore the complexity of importing legacy data into Odoo among other things.
This talk targets beginners and expert developers, but it can also be useful for project managers to understand the complexity of the process.
What the attendees will learn from this talk:
- A methodology on how to import legacy data into Odoo
- Specific format needed to import data
- Make a proper mapping between extracted data and data to be loaded in Odoo
- Tools to import and export large amount of data into/from Odoo
This talk will allow attendees to understand the challenges we face when we need to input data from a legacy system into Odoo, like mapping properly the data and the objects, linking the objects together, importing business objects in a specific state of a workflow, importing company dependent specific data, importing large amount of data, etc.
We will talk about how to tackle these challenges and present some helpful tools.
The structure of this talk will be as follows:
- Introduction: Why you need automation
- Methodology
- Format your data for Odoo
- Link data together
- How to avoid traps
- How to handle a large set of data
- Use case