I thought about the same. This is a pity that I do not have the knowledge to build one :)
On Jun 2, 2013, at 3:50 PM, b...@openinworld.com wrote: > I have had similar thoughts that many people are first drawn to an > application, and then end up in its development language by default. My > thought was based around a non-critical application like a mind-map tool > (similar to Freemind). Something non-critical makes it easier for the > techies to slip it in the back door without management getting involved. > However an open source ERP like Compiere would be fantastic. The trouble > would be attracting a domain expert to implement it ;) Perhaps one way to go > would finding an existing database driven open source ERP system that doesn't > have a web interface, and gradually bolt on a web interface using Seaside.
