Tutorials

• Setup guide
  • Adapt the environment for the tutorials
  • Run the server
    • Launch with odoo-bin
    • Log in to Odoo
  • Enable the developer mode
  • Extra tools
    • Useful Git commands
    • Code Editor
    • Administrator tools for PostgreSQL
    • Python Debugging
• Server framework 101
  • Chapter 1: Architecture Overview
    • Multitier application
    • Odoo modules
      • Composition of a module
      • Module structure
    • Odoo Editions
  • Chapter 2: A New Application
    • The Real Estate Advertisement module
    • Prepare the addon directory
  • Chapter 3: Models And Basic Fields
    • Object-Relational Mapping
    • Model fields
      • Types
      • Common Attributes
      • Automatic Fields
  • Chapter 4: Security - A Brief Introduction
    • Data Files (CSV)
    • Access Rights
  • Chapter 5: Finally, Some UI To Play With
    • Data Files (XML)
    • Actions
    • Menus
    • Fields, Attributes And View
      • Some New Attributes
      • Default Values
      • Reserved Fields
  • Chapter 6: Basic Views
    • List
    • Form
    • Search
      • Domains
  • Chapter 7: Relations Between Models
    • Many2one
    • Many2many
    • One2many
  • Chapter 8: Computed Fields And Onchanges
    • Computed Fields
      • Dependencies
      • Inverse Function
      • Additional Information
    • Onchanges
      • Additional Information
    • How to use them?
  • Chapter 9: Ready For Some Action?
    • Object Type
    • Action Type
  • Chapter 10: Constraints
    • SQL
    • Python
  • Chapter 11: Add The Sprinkles
    • Inline Views
    • Widgets
    • List Order
      • Model
      • View
      • Manual
    • Attributes and options
      • Form
      • List
      • Search
    • Stat Buttons
  • Chapter 12: Inheritance
    • Python Inheritance
    • Model Inheritance
    • View Inheritance
  • Chapter 13: Interact With Other Modules
    • Concrete Example: Account Move
      • Link Module
      • Invoice Creation
  • Chapter 14: A Brief History Of QWeb
    • Concrete Example: A Kanban View
  • Chapter 15: The final word
    • Coding guidelines
    • Test on the runbot
• Discover the web framework
  • Chapter 1: Owl components
    • Example: a Counter component
    • 1. Displaying a counter
    • 2. Extract Counter in a sub component
    • 3. A simple Card component
    • 4. Using markup to display html
    • 5. Props validation
    • 6. The sum of two Counter
    • 7. A todo list
    • 8. Use dynamic attributes
    • 9. Adding a todo
    • Theory: Component lifecycle and hooks
    • 10. Focusing the input
    • 11. Toggling todos
    • 12. Deleting todos
    • 13. Generic Card with slots
    • 14. Minimizing card content
  • Chapter 2: Build a dashboard
    • 1. A new Layout
    • Theory: Services
    • 2. Add some buttons for quick navigation
    • 3. Add a dashboard item
    • 4. Call the server, add some statistics
    • 5. Cache network calls, create a service
    • 6. Display a pie chart
    • 7. Real life update
    • 8. Lazy loading the dashboard
    • 9. Making our dashboard generic
    • 10. Making our dashboard extensible
    • 11. Add and remove dashboard items
    • 12. Going further
  • Setup
  • Content
• Master the web framework
  • Chapter 1: Build a Clicker game
    • 1. Create a systray item
    • 2. Count external clicks
    • 3. Create a client action
    • 4. Move the state to a service
    • 5. Use a custom hook
    • 6. Humanize the displayed value
    • 7. Add a tooltip in ClickValue component
    • 8. Buy ClickBots
    • 9. Refactor to a class model
    • 10. Notify when a milestone is reached
    • 11. Add BigBots
    • 12. Add a new type of resource: power
    • 13. Define some random rewards
    • 14. Provide a reward when opening a form view
    • 15. Add commands in command palette
    • 16. Add yet another resource: trees
    • 17. Use a dropdown menu for the systray item
    • 18. Use a Notebook component
    • 19. Persist the game state
    • 20. Introduce state migration system
    • 21. Add another type of trees
  • Chapter 2: Create a Gallery View
    • 1. Make a hello world view
    • 2. Use the Layout component
    • 3. Parse the arch
    • 4. Load some data
    • 5. Solve the concurrency problem
    • 6. Reorganize code
    • 7. Make the view extensible
    • 8. Display images
    • 9. Switch to form view on click
    • 10. Add an optional tooltip
    • 11. Add pagination
    • 12. Validating views
    • 13. Uploading an image
    • 14. Advanced tooltip template
  • Chapter 3: Customize a kanban view
    • 1. Create a new kanban view
    • 2. Create a CustomerList component
    • 3. Load and display data
    • 4. Update the main kanban view
    • 5. Only display customers which have an active order
    • 6. Add a search bar to the customer list
    • 7. Refactor the code to use t-model
    • 8. Paginate customers!
  • Setup
  • Content
• Define module data
  • Data Types
    • Master Data
    • Demo Data
  • Data Declaration
    • Manifest
    • CSV
    • XML
      • Data Extension
      • ref
      • eval
      • search
      • function
    • Add X2many fields
  • Accessing the data
  • Advanced
    • What is the XML id?
    • No update
    • Import as SQL
• Restrict access to data
  • Groups
  • Access Rights
  • Record Rules
  • Security Override
    • Bypassing Security
    • Programmatically checking security
  • Multi-company security
  • Visibility != security
• Safeguard your code with unit tests
  • Running Tests
  • Integration Bots
    • Runbot
    • Robodoo
    • Mergebot
  • Modules
  • Writing a test
• Write importable modules
  • Problem statement
  • Module structure
  • Deploying the module
  • Models and basic fields
    • Default values
  • Security
  • Views
  • Relations
    • Many-to-one
    • Many-to-many
    • One-to-many
  • Computed and related fields
    • Computed fields
    • Related fields
  • Code and business logic
    • Server actions
    • Overriding Python models
      • Via UI elements
      • Via automation rules
    • Website controllers
  • A sprinkle of JavaScript
• Reuse code with mixins
• Build PDF Reports
  • File Structure
  • Basic Report
    • Report Data
    • Minimal Template
    • Report Action
    • Make a Report
  • Sub-templates
  • Report Inheritance
  • Additional Features
    • Translations
    • Reports are web pages
    • Barcodes

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