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Sure, but a database? Isn’t that part of what YNAB provides?
by bathtub365 7y ago
Sure, but a database? Isn’t that part of what YNAB provides?
- buzzy_hacker 7y agoYeah it could probably do without it, but initially made this for a hackathon so it’s by no means perfect
- aphit 7y agoOne of the key features of YNAB is using it to actually inform you before you make purchases. By having it near instant (manual, or by this method), your decisions are fully informed when you make them.
- ralmeida 7y agoYes, but a DB of "transaction notifications" your bank sent you could still be useful so you can reconcile/debug if needed, much like the actual bank statement. I do agree that the DB could be removed from the system, adding the transaction directly from the SES-triggered event, and that would work for most cases.