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[[User:Woozle|Woozle]]: Projects: '''HyperMoney''' | [[User:Woozle|Woozle]]: Projects: '''HyperMoney''' | ||
[[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. | |||
==Project Goals== | |||
The two major contenders in this niche -- Quicken and Microsoft Money -- seem to approach the problem more or less the same way, which means that in areas where either of them fall short, the other one does too. | |||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
*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. | *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. | ||
Revision as of 13:33, 6 August 2005
Template:Stub:Woozle Woozle: Projects: HyperMoney
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 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.
Project Goals
The two major contenders in this niche -- Quicken and Microsoft Money -- seem to approach the problem more or less the same way, which means that in areas where either of them fall short, the other one does too.
Links
- 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.