We have revamped our Sugar 7 On-Site Sizing Guide to deploying Sugar on premise or in a public/private cloud. We have created a simple process with supporting hard data that will allow you to “right” size the infrastructure needed to hos...

Relaunched SugarCRM Support Site!Have you had a chance to check out the new SugarCRM Support site? It is awesome. I am in there all the time looking up documentation so the new changes have really made my job easier. The new layout looks great but a...

Getting 3rd party JavaScript into SugarThe most common UI integration point between Sugar and external applications is the trusty Sugar Dashlet. This is why we spend so much time talking about Dashlets here on the blog and at our Suga...

Here is a guest post from Shijin Krishna from BHEA, an Elite SugarCRM Partner, and active member of the Sugar Developer community.Are you interested in posting on the Sugar Developer Blog? Contact developers@sugarcrm.com wit...

Below is some details from Andreas Sandberg, Director of Engineering, at SugarCRM.  Andreas is on his second tour of duty at SugarCRM.  He first joined SugarCRM back in 2007 as an Engineering manager.  He was also the Head of Eng...

The "Works On My Machine" Problem.How often have you reported a software bug and had it rejected with a terse response such as "could not reproduce"?You press the issue with your colleague and the conversation usually goes s...

Based on Sugar Developer community feedback, we have an additional update about the CreateActionsView changes in Sugar 7.7.CreateActions migration script added to Sugar 7.7 UpgraderDuring Sugar 7.7 upgrade, the upgrader will identify existing create...

The Sugar application requires that a number of directories be writable in order to properly function.  The precise directories and minimum permissions needed are covered in the Sugar Install Guide.A common practice for Sugar Developers to&nbsp...

Sidecar and Backbone.jsThe Sidecar user interface framework is built on a variety of browser side technologies.  Being proficient in these underlying technologies is important for any developer writing Sugar 7 user interface code.They...

What is a Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF)?A CSRF is a type of exploit that a malicious website or attacker could employ to have a user send unauthorized commands to a website or application.  It is a type of confused deputy attack agains...