Why Use ERPNext for Your Manufacturing Business in 2025?

Introduction In today’s competitive manufacturing industry, efficiency isn’t just a goal—it’s survival. From managing raw materials to tracking finished goods, manufacturers face complex workflows and tight deadlines. That’s where ERPNext comes in — an open-source ERP system built on the Frappe Framework, designed to simplify and automate manufacturing processes. If you’re running a factory, workshop,…

Frappe Developer as a Career: Skills, Opportunities & Growth in 2025

Why Frappe Development is a High-Growth Career The Frappe Framework is one of the fastest-growing open-source full-stack frameworks in the world. It powers ERPNext, but it’s not limited to ERP — developers use it to build custom apps, SaaS platforms, and enterprise-grade solutions. With the open-source community booming and businesses moving toward cost-effective, customizable tech,…

ERPNext Consultant as a Career: Opportunities, Skills, and Growth in 2025

Why ERPNext Consulting is Booming in 2025 ERPNext has become one of the fastest-growing open-source ERP platforms in the world. Built on the Frappe Framework, it’s cost-effective, highly customizable, and widely adopted by small to mid-sized businesses globally. With more companies moving away from expensive proprietary ERPs like SAP and Oracle, ERPNext consultants are in…

Mastering Frappe Framework – Part 10: Advanced Customization with Scripts, Webhooks & Background Jobs

Why Advanced Customization Matters Once your Frappe app is live, you’ll want to: This is where Client Scripts, Server Scripts, Webhooks, and Background Jobs shine. 1. Client Scripts Client scripts run in the browser (frontend). Use them to customize forms, validate data, or trigger actions without a page reload. Example: Auto-fill a field based on…

Mastering Frappe Framework – Part 4: Backend Development in Frappe

Why Backend Development in Frappe Matters Frontend determines how your app looks. Backend determines how your app works. In Frappe, backend development means: 1. Writing Python Methods in DocTypes Every DocType can have a Python controller file (created when you used –create-controller). Example: Auto-set a status when due date passes. Key events you can use:…

Mastering Frappe Framework – Part 2: Understanding Frappe Architecture

Why Understanding Frappe’s Architecture Matters Many beginners jump straight into creating DocTypes and scripts without understanding how Frappe’s components fit together. If you understand how data flows and which layer does what, you’ll: The Building Blocks of Frappe The Frappe Framework follows an MVC-inspired architecture (Model-View-Controller) — but with its own twist. 1.  DocType (Model)…