A post from @pie6k about local packages inside a monorepo let me rethink my current setup. I decided to remove the build step from each shared package and build it together with the app that is consuming it.
This weekend I wasn’t very motivated. So I only did some bug fixes and took the rest of the time off from coding. This helped me to increase my motivation again. It‘s important to have some breaks from time to time.
Just deployed another feature for @fibunuapp that helps to create your transactions more easily. You can now duplicate existing transactions and modify only the fields you want to update.
Update on the cart. It‘s coming along quite nicely. Tooltip you n hover is of course available. There will be a separate chart where you can see the allocation of your income and expenses.
Update on the cart. It‘s coming along quite nicely. Tooltip you n hover is of course available. There will be a separate chart where you can see the allocation of your income and expenses.
First chart will show income/expenses over a period of time. What I want to add as well to the chart is a line showing the monthly profit or loss. Not sure about splitting up income/expenses into each categories or show the categories only on hover in a tooltip.
First chart will show income/expenses over a period of time. What I want to add as well to the chart is a line showing the monthly profit or loss. Not sure about splitting up income/expenses into each categories or show the categories only on hover in a tooltip.
Just found out that vuelidate is no longer maintained - so sad 😞. It’s a great library. Anyone using vee-validate and can recommend it? Or any other recommendations?
Just found out that vuelidate is no longer maintained - so sad 😞. It’s a great library. Anyone using vee-validate and can recommend it? Or any other recommendations?
Working on the tag input component. Base functionality is already done. What’s left is autocomplete and validation/regex checking of the individual tags.
Thinking about how to display the transaction tags. Especially if you have a lot of them. What do you think about only displaying a limited number of tags by default and clicking the „+x“ reveals the remaining ones?
This week I did a lot of work on the backend in preparation for the next features. It feels less important because it‘s not directly visible but a strong foundation enables so much more than always hacking around.