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"_label": "ERPNext",
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"_toc": [
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"docs.user",
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"docs.dev",
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"docs.download",
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"docs.community",
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"docs.blog",
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"docs.about"
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"_no_toc": 1
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---
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<h1 style="text-align: center">All-in-One Platform to Manage Your Organization.</h1>
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<h3 style="text-align: center; font-weight: normal; color: #888">100% Free and Open Source.</h1>
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### Is this for me?
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To starting hacking into ERPNext, you must have some understanding of how a dynamic web application works. There are hundreds of architectures and frameworks to make web development easier, but at the core there are a few elements that are important to understand.
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ERPNext is built on `wnframework` which is primarily developed for ERPNext but can be extended to make similar database driven applications. wnframework uses Python on the server-side and has a javascript based client for entering data, managing workflow and making reports. |