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Opening Keynote - Unveiling Odoo 16
Fabien PinckaersEfectuat
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Overview of main performance improvements in Odoo 16
Fabien Pinckaers & Antony LesuisseEfectuat
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How we created a spreadsheet engine like a video game
Vincent SchippefiltEfectuat
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Non-ERP Odoo - Using Odoo core for developing non-business applications
Pouya MalekinejadEfectuat
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Odoo Upgrade - How to handle Customisations
Henri PironEfectuat
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Uncovering the cool tech in Odoo
Habib AyobEfectuat
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Opening Developer DayAntony LesuisseEfectuat
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Studio: approvals and workflows
Gitti BastenEfectuat
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Why Odoo has its own server-side framework, and why it matters
Raphael ColletEfectuat
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Tips & tricks to customize dashboards in Odoo 16
Richard NguyenEfectuat
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Damien first worked at Odoo from 2014 to 2020, and held several different positions in that time: developer for the Odoo.com platform, for the Odoo product itself, worked on upgrades and at technical support then finally as team leader for a development team.
After a 'Odoo-hiatus', Damien came back to Odoo in 2022 as a Product Owner, helping to shape the future of the Odoo product.
Wouldn't it be marvelous to avoid rendering the same page fragments over and over? Do we really need to read the entire website menu layout from the database upon each request? Up until now, this was not possible with Odoo.
In version 16.0, we introduce fragment caching in Odoo - a way to cache partial website page fragments for faster response and dramatic performance increase.
This talk aims to introduce you to the concept of fragment caching as well as provide the basic blocs to start using it in your website-facing apps.
