Sugar 2

[techex]

Just spotted sales 2 has gone live as a demo !!

Looks beautiful !

where can I download it so that I can show it 2 the team !??

Rich

[found it on sourceforge - downloading now]

[techex]

As I said Beautiful !!

First impressions - according to the roadmap I thought that the calendar was going to be included in the opensource edition?

Great work!!

Rich!

[julian]

Hello,

It will be available as a free download later today. Once it's posted, I'll reply back to this thread again. Thanks!

[Jacob]

The Calendar module has been correctly uploaded and made available again.

http://www.sugarcrm.com/home/Sugar_S...Extension/157/

Jacob

[patrick24601]

Alright. Congratulations on the new release. I am downloading it as we speak to do an upgrade.

Anything outside of the included documentation I need to be especially aware of ?

[dbrady]

There seem to be a lot of broken links on your site since 2.0. The cal link does nothing when you cliick the link to 'register and agree to terms".

If you clikc more info, you go to a page with all the new .2.0 stuff and on that page if you click the lnik by the calendar module, you go to the home page.

If you Click the "enlarge" link on the extensions page that says "Calendar Module" you see the email module pic.

Love this app but without documentation, it won't ever be taken seriously as an alternative to ACT, Salesforce or any other Corporate CRM. You also need to get the admin module out sooner. Do that and you have a huge winner on your hands....

[julian]

Hello dbrady,

Are you still having issues with the Calendar download? It should be up and running just fine.

We've pledged to provide user documentation for Sugar Sales 2.5, which will be released toward the end of December. Thanks!

[puppyscent]

Sorry for the hint of negativity from someone so new to the community, but I'm curious what versioning methodology SugarCRM is using -- I mean, v2.5 already? Perhaps I'm more accustomed to other projects/products -- especially those in open source -- that are loathe to advance the major version points when so much of the core featureset is either non-existent or not thoroughly vetted.

Somehow the rapid advances in versioning erodes at the credibility of this product. It seems more e.piphany than not.

But -- BUT -- I do applaud the team for bringing new features online quickly and making so much available in the open source version. I suppose the weird thing about 'building the airplane while flying' is that SugarCRM has this dual identity: proclaiming the goodness of open source while making money via licensing. Either way, the product has to stand up.

-- Mike