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I'm continuing to work on Personal Finances Python [1], a book that teaches software developers how to track their finances using the Python ecosystem, Double Entry Bookkeeping, an…

This should be fixed now!

Definitely something on my end. Thanks for the heads up! I’ll try to fix it tonight.

I’m building ATProto Alternatives ( https://atprotoalternatives.com ). I started looking into AT Protocol recently and find it very interesting, so I started collecting a list of d…

Thanks a lot for the shout out, Michael!

I think I'm actively trying to not do anything dynamic/complicated. :) If Zed breaks things too much in the future (to the point that its JSON config doesn't let me do something I …

Thanks for the feedback! You can find the TOC here: https://personalfinancespython.com/files/toc.pdf (will try to link to it from the website later during the day).

This book mainly focuses on extracting data from CSV files. Generally speaking though, if the PDF statements your bank sends have a deterministic format, extracting data should be …

Just added another comment with a link to a sample chapter. Thanks!

And here’s a sample chapter: https://personalfinancespython.com/files/sample.pdf (I couldn’t modify the original comment or add replies to it anymore, hence posting a new one.)

Thanks for the heads up! I’m trying to change it but apparently it’s not possible to adjust URLs after submission? Hoping one of the mods could help with this!

About 4 years ago I started looking for a privacy-friendly way to keep track of my money across different accounts. While searching, I found Plain Text Accounting [1], which means …

Looks cool! This will definitely be of interest to folks using Beancount. I just added a link to it on https://awesome-beancount.com/#tools .

Martin's blog post is awesome! It helped clear up a bunch of stuff for me too. And on a somewhat unrelated note: his book on building data-intensive applications is another goldmin…

That's actually a good point. You only need to write Python code if you're using the Beancount importers framework and intend to use bean-identify and/or bean-extract.