These two are quite interesting: - https://github.com/martinvonz/jj - https://pijul.org
Try other browsers; grid view still works in some of them (Chrome IIRC).
https://hledger.org/mobile-apps.html gives some ideas.
Off topic: why does this happen ? I thought the point of Cloudflare is to prevent it.
You can do it with Canonical's multipass, for one.
"...You can install a blank disk in your Mac..." Wat ?
I moved from Python to Haskell, when I had had enough of debugging runtime failures. Excellent choice, go for it.
Thanks for explaining. My thinking was: by (optionally?) allowing the usual extra characters (#!python3 -> #!/usr/bin/env python3) it remains standard, avoiding an unnecessary roadblock for existing scripts and…
I like it, thanks for sharing. Why not a standard unix shebang line at top of index.py ?
The linked Tour is part of the documentation, which at a glance looks extremely extensive. You mention some issues; are you saying these docs are too hard to discover and lacking a good-enough TOC or index ?
https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/issues/1684
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28420797 can be useful.
Thanks for these comments, good to know!
By all means - see you in one of the chats! https://plaintextaccounting.org/#mail-listsirc
> I mean I want to log income, spendings, exchanges in multiple currencies (or commodities), and then be able to see reports in a single currency - All the major PTA tools support this - perhaps the chat could help ? >…
http://xbrl.squarespace.com aims at this problem, I think ?
Another advantage over spreadsheets I forgot: more guide rails and more common ground (shared practices, howtos, support) with other users. Spreadsheets are a tabular report construction kit, PTA is an accounting system…
https://hledger.org/mobile-apps.html PS a little daily-ish data-entry-and-reconciling ritual, with a pleasant tool setup, can be quite satisfying! I actually look forward to it. (That right there is part of my PTA…
True! I will look into it, thanks for the report.
ledger-mode in Emacs has some excellent account and description auto-completion (warning, may require a bit of configuration to suit your taste). hledger add, hledger-iadd and hledger-web are some of the data entry uis…
Do you mean, in the sense of https://hledger.org/investments.html#a-more-correct-entry ? balancednoautoconversion validation may be relevant, if so (https://hledger.org/hledger.html#strict-checks)
It is a good question to ask. You say the FAQ has addressed it... I guess it was not convincing ? (If you remember where, please point me to it..) PTA tools, some of them at least, can scale well from beginner-level…
Some possibilities: * Use a version control system - keep journal files in eg a github repo; control access, manage pull requests, audit changes in the usual way. * Use multiple files - the journal can be composed from…
I have not used the SQL output, but I hope it's like all other hledger output: the number formatting is configurable (following your data format by default, but overrideable).
Spreadsheets have lots of strengths. I believe one of the difficulties is (a) managing an increasingly large number of transactions over time, with (b) an uncertain number of postings to (c) arbitrary accounts in a…
These two are quite interesting: - https://github.com/martinvonz/jj - https://pijul.org
Try other browsers; grid view still works in some of them (Chrome IIRC).
https://hledger.org/mobile-apps.html gives some ideas.
Off topic: why does this happen ? I thought the point of Cloudflare is to prevent it.
You can do it with Canonical's multipass, for one.
"...You can install a blank disk in your Mac..." Wat ?
I moved from Python to Haskell, when I had had enough of debugging runtime failures. Excellent choice, go for it.
Thanks for explaining. My thinking was: by (optionally?) allowing the usual extra characters (#!python3 -> #!/usr/bin/env python3) it remains standard, avoiding an unnecessary roadblock for existing scripts and…
I like it, thanks for sharing. Why not a standard unix shebang line at top of index.py ?
The linked Tour is part of the documentation, which at a glance looks extremely extensive. You mention some issues; are you saying these docs are too hard to discover and lacking a good-enough TOC or index ?
https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/issues/1684
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28420797 can be useful.
Thanks for these comments, good to know!
By all means - see you in one of the chats! https://plaintextaccounting.org/#mail-listsirc
> I mean I want to log income, spendings, exchanges in multiple currencies (or commodities), and then be able to see reports in a single currency - All the major PTA tools support this - perhaps the chat could help ? >…
http://xbrl.squarespace.com aims at this problem, I think ?
Another advantage over spreadsheets I forgot: more guide rails and more common ground (shared practices, howtos, support) with other users. Spreadsheets are a tabular report construction kit, PTA is an accounting system…
https://hledger.org/mobile-apps.html PS a little daily-ish data-entry-and-reconciling ritual, with a pleasant tool setup, can be quite satisfying! I actually look forward to it. (That right there is part of my PTA…
True! I will look into it, thanks for the report.
ledger-mode in Emacs has some excellent account and description auto-completion (warning, may require a bit of configuration to suit your taste). hledger add, hledger-iadd and hledger-web are some of the data entry uis…
Do you mean, in the sense of https://hledger.org/investments.html#a-more-correct-entry ? balancednoautoconversion validation may be relevant, if so (https://hledger.org/hledger.html#strict-checks)
It is a good question to ask. You say the FAQ has addressed it... I guess it was not convincing ? (If you remember where, please point me to it..) PTA tools, some of them at least, can scale well from beginner-level…
Some possibilities: * Use a version control system - keep journal files in eg a github repo; control access, manage pull requests, audit changes in the usual way. * Use multiple files - the journal can be composed from…
I have not used the SQL output, but I hope it's like all other hledger output: the number formatting is configurable (following your data format by default, but overrideable).
Spreadsheets have lots of strengths. I believe one of the difficulties is (a) managing an increasingly large number of transactions over time, with (b) an uncertain number of postings to (c) arbitrary accounts in a…