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Opening Keynote - Unveiling Odoo 19
Fabien PinckaersHoàn tất
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Keynote - Industries
Fabien PinckaersHoàn tất
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Database Whodunit: Root Cause Analysis of Performance Issues
Mohamed Kasem (kasm)Hoàn tất
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Point of sale: Replicating Python to JavaScript models for a resilient frontend
Loukas WetsHoàn tất
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Database autopsy: A performance post-mortem
Victor PirynsHoàn tất
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What's new in the JavaScript framework?
Géry DebongnieHoàn tất
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Practices for implementing e-Invoicing in your favorite country
Josse Colpaert (jco)Hoàn tất
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A developer’s guide to building importable SaaS-ready modules
Valentin VallaeysHoàn tất
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Turning Web pages into beautiful print: The architecture of Paper-Muncher
Clémence Van BossuytHoàn tất
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Discover how we made Odoo blazing fastCédric ThiryHoàn tất
Thibault has been working at Odoo for 15 years! He started his journey as an R&D Developer, then moved to the Services department. There, he was managing the team of Technical Consultants, which is the team that takes care of all technical aspects of an implementation, mainly the development of customized modules, their maintenance, and migration.
Since 2020, he is back to the R&D team and join the Internal Platform team. This team takes care of the internal implementation of Odoo software for Odoo S.A. and all its subsidiaries.
Scheduled actions (a.k.a. "crons") are powerful tools in Odoo for automating repetitive tasks—whether it's sending reminders, updating data, or synchronizing with external systems. But a poorly designed cron can become a silent performance killer or disrupt business workflows.
In this talk, we’ll explore best practices for designing reliable and resilient Odoo crons. You’ll learn how to:
Write idempotent and failure-safe cron jobs.
Handle large datasets without timeouts.
Make sure it fits the new requirement of Odoo 19.0 to avoid automatic deactivation
Whether you’re building your first scheduled action or refining existing ones, this session will give you the tools and patterns to ensure your Odoo crons run smoothly—every time.