I am a beginner for ODOO.
Question #1) What is technical requirements for develop ODOO module?
Question #2) Minimum Hardware requirements for ODOO software?
Question #3) How to start learning ODOO?
Question #4) Which is the best tutorial for learning ODOO?
My system specification,
Processor - Intel® Core™2 Duo CPU E7500 # 2.93GHz × 2
RAM - 8 GB
OS Type - 32 bit
Q1 ==>> knowledge of python & xml languages, postgresql, good programming basics
Q2 ==>> 4 GB Ram, 4 CPU, Hard disk 100 GB will be enough (but it depends if you are taking database backup every day in the same instance.), chek this link for more informations : https://www.odoo.com/documentation/11.0/setup/deploy.html#worker-number-calculation.
Q3 ==> check this link: https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-best-resources-to-learn-Odoo-for-beginners.
Q4 ==>
https://odorials.com/tutorials/general/how-to-start-using-odoo/
http://www.erpish.com/odoo/step-by-step-tutorial-for-how-to-create-a-hello-world-application-for-odoo/
https://www.odoo.com/documentation/11.0/howtos/backend.html
https://www.odoo.com/documentation/
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I suggest you try them both. They both good products and for me it ends up with your programming skills. If you are a java guy i will suggest Opentaps or Ofbiz.
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I am quite new to the Internet of Things. I checked the Intel website and went through a few other links too. But I cannot clearly understand what is the difference between Intel Galileo and Intel Edison? And which one should be used when?
Does anyone know of a good resource for reference?
I work at Intel and may be able to help.
Intel(R) Edison is a product-ready, general-purpose compute platform optimized to enable rapid innovation and product development.Intel Edison is ideal for small form factor devices that require a powerful computing system. Some good use cases are robots and quadcopters, 3D fabrication machines, remote asset monitoring, and audio processing.
Intel(R) Galileo is an open source, Arduino-compatible platform that enables educators, students, and makers of all skill levels to quickly and easily engage in projects. It combines the simplicity of the Arduino development environment with the performance of Intel technology and the advanced capabilities of a full Linux software stack.
A really great place to learn more about both platforms is our online community at maker.intel.com.
You can join the conversation, find getting started guides, and share your projects in our project gallery.
I will list key features of both
Galileo
CPU: Intel Quark X1000 400 MHz
RAM: 256 MB
Storage: Micro SD Card
Edison
CPU: A dual core, dual threaded Intel ATOM x86 CPU running at 500 MHz and a 32-bit Intel Quark Micro-controller running at 100 MHz.
RAM: 1 GB
Storage: 4 GB ROM + (micro SD card on Arduino board)
Communication: Wi-Fi and Bluetooth LE.
Summary
Edison is way more powerful in terms of CPU (ATOM vs Quark) and RAM.
Edison is more flexible like while making prototype you can use it with Arduino board and while deploying you can use it with smaller breakout board required for your application.
Almost all things that can be done using Galileo can be done better using Edison in very smaller form factor (correct me if i am wrong).
Conclusion
Difference between Galileo and Edison is 1 year of more research and technological advances by Intel.
It is mentioned on MSDN page,is the requirement strict?My system has 3 GB of RAM and I am not thinking about upgrading my system's ram anytime soon.
Also can I ignore Visual Studio,Windows phone 8 sdk on the whole if I pick up marmalade sdk as the primary development tool?
As someone who has to estimate system requirements with some regularity, I take minimum system requirements with a grain of salt. The minimum requirements have some padding, because nobody really knows where the edge really is, and as estimators we have to play it safe.
Usually, you can get stuff to run even if you don't meet the minimums.
Note that this doesn't mean that it will run well.
Not sure about Marmalade. You should consider separating these two questions into separate postings.
For successfully developing windows phone application minimum hardware requirement is necessary.