I consider myself a minimalist. We added a button in the bottom right now on the application that lets you toggle between mobile and desktop mode. This was really put here for development purposes primarily since if you are on …
Continue Reading →We set out to build a full reporting tool and workflow engine for Zurmo on December 1st. My personal goal was to build those 2 things in 4 months. Well it has been 5 months, but now they are both …
Continue Reading →We have been working long and hard in the back-room getting our next release ready, 0.7.5. We are adding to the social and gamification aspects of Zurmo with the new social items module and missions module. We also have nearly …
Continue Reading →I often find myself wanting to refactor code all the time. I sometimes look at code I have written and wish it was different. But there needs to be a reason to refactor. Beautiful code is great, but only developers …
Continue Reading →We have been working the last week on export functionality. It is almost done, we should have it ready to go by Friday. It will also offer asynchronous export, which is important for large data sets.
Continue Reading →After some recent performance work, i have removed ownedModel from having a table in the database. The table only had the ‘id’ of the ownedModel. While that is true to the ORM, it was totally pointless and just added database …
Continue Reading →I just wanted to stress that every installation should use memcache. Soon in the future we will probably change memcache to being required. Why? Because there is so much work that has been done to take advantage of memcache, that …
Continue Reading →I am happy to announce the release of 0.6.1. This is an exciting release that includes some new field types and the ability to customize the global search. Enjoy!
Continue Reading →I created a new branch today called emailMessages that is going to be used for the outbound email work. The design has been worked on over the last several months, and at this point I feel good about the design …
Continue Reading →It was always nagging in the back of mind, why does Zurmo run so much slower on Windows than Linux? Well this weekend I not only discovered why, but figured out how to fix it. Turns out that declaring the …
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