Openbravo community highlights 29th of March 2007

Hello everybody,

There are some news that happened during the past days:

• We have updated our product roadmap. Release 2.30 has been delayed a bit but new functionality is going to be included. Also we have detailed the roadmap for Openbravo R.2 until the end of the year and we have give more details about the current roadmap for Openbravo R3 (the new platform due mid 2008). Soon, we will publish new details of the new platform and ask everyone in the community for feedback.
• We have finished documenting the localisation of Openbravo using PO files. This new way of translating the application (is still possible to use XML) makes more easy the translation and allows to leverage all the popular tools that support PO format.
  

That's all for now.

See you at Cebit

Openbravo is going to be this year at Cebit in Hannover, Germany. Cebit is the largest computer tradeshow in the world with around 700.000 visitors. Cebit starts on the 15th of March and ends on the 21st.

Openbravo stand is located at Hall 5 Booth No: F 58/2. (in the Linux park area).

If you want to discuss any localization or community issue, I'm going to be in our stand from Monday 19th until Wednesday 21st of March. Looking forward to talk to you there.

Openbravo community highlights 9th of March 2007

Hello everybody,

There are some news that happened during the past days:

• Dai Bo, Xin.Lv, Jeff Wang and Fat Dog and another contributors around the openbravofans.net community have completed the Chinese localization of Openbravo. This is the second localization completed by the Openbravo community and the fourth available for Openbravo ERP (also available in English, Spanish and Italian). You can get it from our download area.
• We have started a Wiki page where we are collecting project ideas for people that wants to start contributing to Openbravo. Do you have more ideas? Do you want to lead some of the projects? Let us know through our developers forum.
• Matt Asay at Infoworld is running a story about Openbravo commenting in his success at Sourceforge and Matt's vision of ERP market.
  

That's all folks!