Odoo Experience 2019
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How to Deal with Custom Code for an Upgrade
Patricia Daloze, Developer - OdooConcluído
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Importing Big Data Made Easy
Nicolas Bebawi, Developer - OdooConcluído
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The Odoo Javascript Framework
Gery Debongnie, Lead Developer - OdooConcluído
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GDPR 1 Year Later
Olivier Dony, Platform & Security - OdooConcluído
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How to Handle a Performance Issue?
Nicolas Seinlet, Developer - OdooConcluído
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Load Testing: How to Stress Your Odoo with Locust
Michael Vannerom, Developer - OdooConcluído
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Odoo.sh for Project Managers & Developers
Benjamin Akboka Apengu, Developer - OdooConcluído
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Guidelines to Design a Usable Odoo App
Nathan Grognet, Product Owner - OdooConcluído
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How to Create l10n Payroll Structures
Yannick Tivisse, Developer - OdooConcluído
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Record Automated Integration Tests Through the UI
Stanislas Sobieski, Developer - OdooConcluído
Olivier joined the Odoo team in 2009. As an R&D engineer, he specializes in the technical aspects of the Odoo framework, the stability and security of the overall product, and all performance aspects.
He has a key role in the Odoo Cloud team as well, designing and running the Odoo SaaS platform. He also created the Odoo Security team, which put him in a good position to act as the data protection specialist in the context of GDPR.
He also tries to follow the activities of the global Odoo Community, helping and connecting contributors with the Odoo team.
Security is hard. In 2019, keeping web applications secure is an incredibly difficult task, in the face of ever-increasing diversity of software security problems. The goal of this talk is to give developers hints and best practices for ensuring the security of their Odoo code and avoiding common pitfalls. Based on the famous OWASP Top 10, and a history of security trainings given in Odoo R&D, this presentation will attempt to cover the most common security bugs found in Odoo apps, describing how they work, their impact, and how to detect and fix them during code reviews.
Prerequisites: some development experience, not necessarily in Odoo, but ideally in Python and/or Javascript. Most of the issues will be discussed on a high level, but there will also be a few specific code analysis examples.