Janeindiran B. works on Hadoopt Technologies' Odoo ERP implementations, web and mobile platforms and AI projects, from Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. Everything here is written from that work.
When separate Swift/SwiftUI and Kotlin/Jetpack Compose apps are worth two codebases, when they are more than you need, and how to keep them in step.
Local database, sync queue, conflict resolution and the real limits of background sync on iOS and Android, for teams building field apps.
Where React Native and Expo fit a business app in 2026, what the New Architecture changed, and where another framework is the better choice.
Developer accounts, review guidelines, TestFlight and Play testing tracks, privacy labels, staged rollouts and what over-the-air updates may change.
The decisions that make a mobile app take longer and cost more: platforms, offline, integrations, design, compliance, release and maintenance.
Angular with signals, Vue with Nuxt, and Svelte 5 with SvelteKit compared for admin panels, portals and SaaS products, and which we would pick when.
A decision framework for custom software versus SaaS: what drives total cost of ownership, integration and lock-in, and when configuring Odoo beats both.
How to pick a frontend, rendering model, backend, database and hosting for a business web app, with a comparison table and the order we decide in.
What Odoo 19's customer portal does out of the box, when to extend it, and when a separate frontend on Odoo's JSON-2 API is the better build.
Django, FastAPI and Node.js compared for business web app backends, plus when Odoo itself should be the backend. What each is good at and what we pick.
Database-per-tenant, schema-per-tenant or shared tables with row-level security; plus tenant-aware auth, billing, noisy neighbours and data residency.
How to choose between a responsive website, a progressive web app and a native mobile app, based on reach, device access, offline needs and app store rules.
Every Odoo 19 app a growing business uses, in the order we would roll them out: setup, sales, operations, finance, HR, and the new AI features.
Read the series from part one →