How to write code for SugarCloud (Recording)

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Q&A: How to write code for SugarCloud webinar Q&A 

We often get questions about building code customizations for SugarCloud. Even experienced developers who have developed customizations for on-site Sugar installations do not know what is possible in SugarCloud. In short, SugarCloud does support custom code though there are some rules that need to be followed. We will dig into how write code customizations for SugarCloud in this webinar.

Agenda

  • SugarCloud Architecture

  • Supported SugarCloud Customizations

  • Managing and Packaging Custom Code

  • Walkthru: Professor M’s School for Gifted Coders

  • Deployment Environments

  • Advice from other Sugar Developers

    • Jeff from Faye BSG

    • Justin from Technology Advisors

    • Ionut from W-Systems

  • SugarCloud Commandments

  • Q & A

Michael Shaheen
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  • Hello Michael Shaheen,

    Many thanks for yesterday's webinar. As SugarCRM partners we have several customers, and one on the cloud platform. Our main problematic is about generating MLP to deploy from our local dev instances to cloud instances.

    I was a little bit disapointed as we don't get any best practice on how to build packages.

    For now, I'm using several time consuming steps :

    1. saving the files with git, copying them into a folder,
    2. exporting the modules from the local dev instance to get the custom_fields to copy in the destination manifest
    3. use sugarcli.phar to generate the module loadable package

    My main question is what is the recommended way, or the best practices you can propose to us ?

    Many thanks and best regards.

    Enes

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  • Hello Michael Shaheen,

    Many thanks for yesterday's webinar. As SugarCRM partners we have several customers, and one on the cloud platform. Our main problematic is about generating MLP to deploy from our local dev instances to cloud instances.

    I was a little bit disapointed as we don't get any best practice on how to build packages.

    For now, I'm using several time consuming steps :

    1. saving the files with git, copying them into a folder,
    2. exporting the modules from the local dev instance to get the custom_fields to copy in the destination manifest
    3. use sugarcli.phar to generate the module loadable package

    My main question is what is the recommended way, or the best practices you can propose to us ?

    Many thanks and best regards.

    Enes

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