Odoo JavaScript Tutorial 101 - Part 3: Adding Drag and Drop to our OWL View

This is the third part of our ongoing tutorial series about the Odoo 14 JavaScript Framework. In the second part, we created our new type of View in OWL that displayed a hierarchical vision of parent/child type Models. The nodes are clickable and can open the child elements. In

Odoo JavaScript Tutorial 101 - Part 2: Creating a new OWL View

In this second part about Odoo 14 JavaScript basics, we will now review how to create a new View from scratch with OWL. It's very important that you understood clearly the concepts seen in part 1 of this tutorial [https://codingdodo.com/odoo-javascript-101-classes-and-mvc-architecture/] because we will not explain

Odoo JavaScript Tutorial 101 - Part 1: Classes and MVC architecture overview

In this series, we will go over the basics of the Odoo JavaScript Framework with the end goal to create a view from scratch in OWL. As of Odoo 14 (and still a big part of Odoo 15), the core JavaScript MVC system in Odoo has not been yet rewritten

OWL in Odoo 14 - How to extend and patch existing OWL Components.

In this article, we will see how to extend, monkey-patch and, modify existing OWL Components in Odoo 14. There is a lot of confusion about that, and the existing way of overriding Odoo Widget doesn't work in that case. We will focus on OWL Components inside Odoo 14,

Set up your dev environment on MacOs and install Odoo 14 from source.

In this tutorial, we will see how to set up your macOS for Odoo 14 development. Homebrew Homebrew is a package manager for macOS, the most popular one. We will use it to install most of the other required tools. But first, an important dependency for Homebrew is the Command