The Maestro project has been re-scoped as a data set for demonstrating and testing ERP and ERP-like applications. Instead of developing Maestro as a standalone application, Maestro will be a concept for the operation of a product development and manufacturing enterprise, based on documented workflows and a basic dataset.
This decision was based on the amount of work still needed to achieve a minimum viable feature set, and new opportunities made possible by implementing Maestro concepts on other platforms such as webERP, ERPNext, and Odoo (formerly OpenERP). I sincerely appreciate Maestro contributors Serge and Mark for their development help, for helping me better understand the challenges of developing a greenfield web application, and for helping me learn how to manage an opensource project.
I’ll be posting more on my experiences with various implementation platforms, but I can tell you for now I’m excited about the new opportunities!
Do this mastreo project have any connection with the drupal mastreo project for workflow?
Thanks for asking, but no, the Drupal Maestro project isn’t directly related, although it does appear similar to the Yii Simple Workflow project, which the Maestro-yii project was planned to use.