Create my own Stock,Inventory Software
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@Laksh1999 said in Create my own Stock,Inventory Software:
@matteo-nunziati said in Create my own Stock,Inventory Software:
@Laksh1999 personally I would use postgres flask and vuejs
But basically anything from php+mariadb and on is ok.Being 2019 I would do it web based.
As you said postgres flask,i would like create a database where the product code and product details will be there.The end user should be click on/drop down the list to have the sales of per month/year.I am interested to learn but where to start.This software will be for the windows users
If you want it quick n dirty there are solutions out there.
Drupal wordpress... They have extensions and plugins for a ton of things.If this is a way to start learning with a project any sql db is ok (but stay away from sql server express)
And probably php+laravel has the smoothest learning curve.We had discussions on languages in the smb space and php can have a role here.
I already knew python so I've never learned php. But it is quite a thing the smb space!Bigger projects are usually java/c#/node/go... Not for the beginner.
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@Laksh1999 said in Create my own Stock,Inventory Software:
@matteo-nunziati said in Create my own Stock,Inventory Software:
@Laksh1999 personally I would use postgres flask and vuejs
But basically anything from php+mariadb and on is ok.Being 2019 I would do it web based.
As you said postgres flask,i would like create a database where the product code and product details will be there.The end user should be click on/drop down the list to have the sales of per month/year.I am interested to learn but where to start.This software will be for the windows users
Beauty of web based... works for Windows today... works for Mac, Linux, Android, iOS tomorrow. Stops you having to worry about the OS or platform of the end users.
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@matteo-nunziati said in Create my own Stock,Inventory Software:
Bigger projects are usually java/c#/node/go... Not for the beginner.
Actually I think PHP is overtaking most of those. Java and C# are primarily legacy support. NodeJS and Go more specialized. PHP remains pretty ideal, and with its new updates, it's so much more competitive than ever before. I think competent large businesses making green field software are leaning to PHP more than ever.
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I would bet on python rather than php, according to language stats around the web.
But I haven't looked at the latest updates in php so I can be wrong.Still for.the topic, php + mariadb is ok. Maybe I would use nginx instead of apache.
But this is me crushing my head every time I meet apache
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@matteo-nunziati said in Create my own Stock,Inventory Software:
I would bet on python rather than php, according to language stats around the we
Python is more used, but not more used for that use case. Python's major use cases are big ones... automation, scientific, meta, etc. It's use case as an enterprise platform language is big, but not in the PHP, C#, Java, category.
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Django popularity seems to have skyrocketed in the past couple of years. Python being just an all around popular language has probably helped that.
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@scottalanmiller said in Create my own Stock,Inventory Software:
@matteo-nunziati said in Create my own Stock,Inventory Software:
I would bet on python rather than php, according to language stats around the we
Python is more used, but not more used for that use case. Python's major use cases are big ones... automation, scientific, meta, etc. It's use case as an enterprise platform language is big, but not in the PHP, C#, Java, category.
Good point.
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@flaxking said in Create my own Stock,Inventory Software:
Django popularity seems to have skyrocketed in the past couple of years. Python being just an all around popular language has probably helped that.
Django matured a bit, too.
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Have you tried the existing free tools like odoo or partkeepr?
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@dyasny said in Create my own Stock,Inventory Software:
Have you tried the existing free tools like odoo or partkeepr?
Odoo seems to be asking for money when selected the Sales and Inventory or Purchase
Partkeepr cannot be installed in Windows machine as checked.unable to install this because others are not able to use Unix/Linux OS
