What if the Beatles had sung about plain text accounting?
As far as anyone knows, the Beatles were not into plain text accounting. But had they been, would they have written a song like the following? YesterdayAll my credit.
Learning about hledger
As far as anyone knows, the Beatles were not into plain text accounting. But had they been, would they have written a song like the following? YesterdayAll my credit.
One benefit of my using hledger is that I regularly pay attention to key accounts. This is because a few times per week I hand enter every transaction that.
Things that reliably work well don’t tend to draw our attention. They function in the background, and we often take them for granted. On the other hand, if something.
In one sense, there is a lot that you don’t have to learn about hledger. What I mean is that it’s relatively easy to look up information. A search.
It’s easy to make plans for great results, but it can often be the case that lofty plans don’t lead to success. I am indebted to Protesilaos Stavrou for.
Here’s something for this Thoughtful Thursday posting: I recently ran across a story of someone who applied the idea of needs and strategies to their spending. If you are.
This post is inspired by a recent RANE podcast: The Best Approaches to Creating a Positive Impact With Dr. Bjorn Lomborg. One of the central ideas discussed there is.
My hledger data files are organized one file per year. For example, for the calendar year 2023 I have a file named 2023.hledger. This normally works just fine. However,.
As per last week’s plan, further down in this posting is the current version of my R code to generate random hledger transactions. The program uses the function create_random_transactions.
Last week I shared how I wanted to write a program that would generate hledger transactions that I could use in instructional videos, for example. I now have a.