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Re: Show HN: Personal Management System

#15

Would love to know how you got started on this? Did you create wireframes? Did you design such a neat UI on your own and using what software? BTW : Super clean and useful software. Congratulations.

Looks like the UI is Symfonator.

"Responsive Bootstrap 4 Admin Application based on the Foundation of Symfony and Adminator!"

https://github.com/krzysiekpiasecki/Symfonator

Re: Show HN: Personal Management System

#16
This looks great, and I especially like the upfront and honest "Support" section.

As someone who is trying to move my information under my own control at present (Rather than using and paying for multiple cloud systems) I understand the driving force behind the project and will be giving it a shot!

Re: Show HN: Personal Management System

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post #14

The admin password has been changed and it's not possible to login in now. I feel that this is pure vandalism, especially on an open source demo project.

Many demos I've seen online expect vandalism, and will reset to their original data on an hourly basis.

Re: Show HN: Personal Management System

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post #14

The admin password has been changed and it's not possible to login in now. I feel that this is pure vandalism, especially on an open source demo project.

Many demos I've seen online expect vandalism, and will reset to their original data on an hourly basis.

This does not change a substantial wrong-doing

Re: Show HN: Personal Management System

#20

Have there been any commercial endeavors to make a project such as this? I have wanted something like that for a while, but I'd rather it be somewhat fully-baked and well supported. Still, congrats, it looks like great work, I'm planning on giving it a try.

People who are control freaks like me, already have their own systems, and they would not step over to someones else solution (being control freak).

Normal people just don't care and would not spend money on it.

This in my opinion screams: "there is no market for such tool". Which is also validated with no such commercial tools like that which I have seen.

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