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| [[User:Woozle|Woozle]]: Projects: '''HyperMoney'''
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| [[HyperMoney]] is my attempt to write a money-management program (as in Quicken or Microsoft Money) that is actually usable and has no Stupid Features. It will be [[FOSS|Open Source]], as soon as I have source worth publishing (as of 2005-08-06, it's all written in Microsoft Access 97). The next step may be to convert it to web-based application, as HTML could possibly overcome many of the interface design issues I'm encountering. | | [[Category:Software Projects|HyperMoney]] |
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| ==Project Goals==
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| *To avoid shortcomings in existing money manager software: see [[HyperMoney: Flaws in Other Software]]
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| *To minimize the "setup curve", i.e. the amount of preparatory work needed before any useful amounts of data can be entered
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| *To provide all basic functionality needed for the following:
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| **Tracking and balancing one's bank accounts, credit cards, and other basic types of money accounts
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| **Tracking debts and loans involving one or more other parties of varying levels of disorganization (they might or might not send you regular statements or even reliable itemizations)
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| *To make data entry as painless as possible:
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| **Easy identification of redundantly-entered transactions -- so you can Just Start Typing instead of worrying about where you left off last time
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| **Deferred data massaging -- so you can Just Start Typing, and worry about assigning proper accounts and categories to things later; the program should keep track of incomplete data massaging so you can take care of it when you have time
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| ==Data Design==
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| There are two main areas of concern: Transactions and Accounts.
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| ===Transactions===
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| ===Acccounts===
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| ==Interface Design==
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| ==Links==
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| *http://braincore.blogspot.com/2005/05/koding-what-am-i-koding-then.html - A Dutch developer discusses accounting software, briefly. Apparently they don't use checkbooks in Holland.
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