This week OroCRM released an early version of their new open source business application framework and CRM suite. This article is extensibly about solving the symfony/icu v1.2.0-RC1 requires lib-icu >=4.4 problem some Mac based developers ran into when installing this
astormPHP developers used to var_dump debugging will be slightly disappointed by the early pre-alpha release of OroCRM. Oro's CRM application uses an ajax-with-history style navigation that requests chunks of HTML directly from the server. The javascript code seems to require well formed HTML with
astormThe Oro Business Application Platform (or OroBAP) is the new framework from OroCRM. OroBAP is the programming framework they're using to build their new CRM application, as well as the framework we all hope will bring some modernity to the crufty world of business
astormLast time we walked you through creating a bundle in Symfony and adding it to the OroCRM application. Whenever you're starting with a new software framework it's always important to do this sort of step-by-step breakdown so you understand how something works. However, once
astormI'm willing to concede this might be my inner frozen caveman developer talking, but right now "frontend web development" seems like it's in a crises of chaos. Frontend developers, (the folks writing CSS, Javascript, and building our application UIs), have never had such a
astormSince the earliest betas, all my OroCRM installations have eventually developed a small quirk where I'd see the following spit out into Chrome's error console.
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