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RoadMap of Django Ledger: Enhancements and Innovations

Published Oct. 7, 2024

Django Ledger Roadmap
A Comprehensive Look at New Features and the Roadmap Ahead

by Miguel Sanda

Miguel Sanda
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Winning Account Structures With Django Ledger

Published April 17, 2024

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Exploring Account Models and Roles in Django Ledger for Effective Financial Management

by Miguel Sanda

Miguel Sanda
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Navigating the Chart of Accounts Model in Django Ledger

Published April 8, 2024

Django Ledger Chart of Accounts Model
Practical Coding Examples and Best Practices

by Miguel Sanda

Miguel Sanda
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Published April 3, 2024

Understanding the DJL Core Model

Write Financial Applications with Django Ledger

by Miguel Sanda

Miguel Sanda
Django Ledger Core Model

The Django Ledger core model comprises six individual models, starting with the chart of account model, which functions as a container for account models. The chart of accounts model can have multiple accounts associated with it, reflecting a one-to-many relationship. The account model is essentially a bucket of money with its balance tracked over time, affected by credits and debits. It also has a one-to-many relationship with the transaction model, where each transaction can be associated with...

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Published March 9, 2024

Unleash Your Financial Genious With Jupyter Notebooks

Setting Up Your Development Environment

by Miguel Sanda

Miguel Sanda
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A tutorial explains how to set up a development environment using Jupyter Notebooks for Django Ledger....

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Published March 1, 2024

Get Started With Django Ledger in 5 Minutes

Develop Financially Driven Applications the Easy Way!

by Miguel Sanda

Miguel Sanda
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Miguel is the lead developer and creator of the Django Ledger open source project, a Python application based on the Django web development framework, offering scalability and security benefits. He demonstrates how to get started with Django Ledger, recommending the latest stable version of Python and familiarity with the Django framework and git Version Control. To begin, one needs to clone the Django Ledger Starter Template from Miguel's GitHub repository and ensure the installation of pipenv ...

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