Moving away from the “beginner” zone and into an “intermediate” programmer / developer zone implies the use of handy tools to speed up the development process. Ever since learning Python and falling in love with ERPNext for our business needs and beyond, my role as a farmer has steadily morphed…

This document is strictly for users of ERPNext. Its aim is to help navigate problems that pop up. When cancelling Journal Entries: Message: Cannot cancel journal entry because account [account-name-here] must be Credit/Debit Did Not Cancel Solutions: Go to the account name mentioned in Accounts > Chart of Accounts Click on it and then click Edit Change the Balance Must Be Debit / Credit to the value that is empty. Save

It is obvious that if you wish to accomplish anything in this world, you must be able to express or speak clearly what is it you want. Throughout our most recent history, we have evolved various methods of communicating, from non-verbal to verbal to handwritten documents passing through the printing…

When you’re up to your neck in alligators, it’s hard to remember that your initial objective was to drain the swamp This famous quote seems to be a pervasive theme in my life. The original objective was to setup a robust e-commerce website for our Hydroponic farm, where we could…

I stumbled upon this video from Magatte Wade, a person I am fond of after meeting her in 2015 at the MITGSW in Guatemala. She is clearly on point, so I will let her express the idea better than I can. https://ted.com/talks/magatte_wade_small_business_solutions_for_a_more_robust_economy Doing Business Index: (Organize it by descending countries and you can see which ones she is talking about) http://www.doingbusiness.org/en/rankings

Last week I published a short article of something I learned a couple of weeks ago regarding the source of all motivation, and how to actually go about “listening to yourself”. In its essence, the theme is this: First you have to Be. Then you can Do. Finally, this allows…

As you begin to read this, the proverbial “Chicken or Egg” analogy might come to mind. This is not about the question itself, but rather the analogy and its effect on a more relevant and crucial aspect of human beings that I personally call the “Mastery Model”, or how we…

This post is about a solution I found to classifying products and services. Why would you need to classify products and services? When you start a business, the empirical methods you use to get up and running work great in the beginning. You are quick and nimble, and you move…

Disclaimer: This article is “under construction”, and it combines several features of the Frappe framework, ERPNext and their nifty Frappe charts. As usual, and for the foreseeable future, I clarify I am a developer in learning originating from a farming background, so, expect errors and major oversights. This assumes you…