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The Grumpy Editor's next projectThe Grumpy Editor's next projectPosted May 10, 2007 3:38 UTC (Thu) by socket (guest, #43)Parent article: The Grumpy Editor's next project
While it may seem redundant to make yet another personal finance application, that's exactly what I've been working on since about two weeks before paying this year's taxes.
I would like to solicit resources from anyone who knows: I'd like to get the accounting part right, and I'm sure Jon Corbet would too. I suspect the feature set he needs is very different from what I need, since the most complicated thing I have to worry about is a Schedule C and SE, but if anyone knows accounting, now would be a good time to chime in.
Books? Articles? Where does one learn a useful amount of accounting without getting another degree?
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Wikibooks has answers... Posted May 10, 2007 6:06 UTC (Thu) by mpgoodwin (subscriber, #33555) [Link] Wikibooks seems to have a volume which goes into some detail about accounting - With definitions and math to boot.
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Accounting
Martin
The Grumpy Editor's next project Posted May 11, 2007 6:50 UTC (Fri) by dvainsencher (guest, #4143) [Link] Martin Fowler's "Analysis Patterns" includes a chapter about Accounts, which I found very illuminating. It gives the 10,000 meter altitude view, so don't expect something very specific to your application.
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