Practical engineering notes on building browser-based ERP systems: architecture, finance, manufacturing, approval workflows, integration and enterprise UI — written from real projects.
Browse Articles Architecture GuideModular monolith vs microservices, technology selection, multi-org design for web ERP.
General ledger, AR/AP, costing and the document-to-ledger pipeline.
BOM explosion, MRP calculation, work orders and shop-floor data capture.
Visual process designers, approval chains, countersign and or-sign models.
Connecting ERP with e-commerce, MES, banking APIs and third-party systems.
Menu systems under complex permissions, heavy-duty tables and enterprise UX.
Why a modular monolith beats microservices for most web ERP projects, and how to draw the module boundaries.
Designing the document-to-voucher pipeline so every business event lands in the books automatically.
Recursive BOM traversal, MRP netting logic, and keeping calculation time acceptable in the browser era.
A pragmatic workflow engine model: node types, state machines, and versioning process definitions.
Order, inventory and product sync patterns between ERP and marketplaces, with idempotency as the baseline.
Menu trees driven by permissions, and table rendering strategies for hundreds of columns and thousands of rows.
Six sections covering the full web ERP stack, from architecture to UI details.
Pure static pages: no scripts, no ads, fast everywhere including low-bandwidth networks.
Every article in English and Chinese. 每篇文章均提供中英文版本，默认英文。