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Interesting. You mean you use double-entry bookkeeping instead of a database? or mixed with it?
by beesorflies 4y ago
Interesting. You mean you use double-entry bookkeeping instead of a database? or mixed with it?
- inopinatus 4y agoSomething has to be the store of data. The double-entry model is a paradigm, not a serialisation, of accounting and financial data. I’ve written double-entry code using text files, key-value stores, and relational databases as the underlying storage. They all work, at varying levels of scale and manageability.