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Show HN: Bigcapital - An open-source alternative to QuickBooks
- johng 3y agoWow. This is really neat.
- tough 3y agoCool stuff! starred on GH
- xupybd 3y agoI'll have a look. The last time I touched anything open source in this space it was Adempeire. That was not a good experience.
- gyosko 3y agoIs there anything open source like this, but for personal finance?
- samspenc 3y agoThis is very cool, my TL;DR from a quick read of their GitHub code: - Frontend and backend are both in Typescript / NodeJS - Backend uses Knex for DB ORM (good choice, it's one of the most popular NodeJS ORMs) - Supports VSCode, Husky and Docker out of the box - Seems to have plenty of tests everywhere, always a good sign. - AGPL license so anyone using this would have to contribute back to the community
- ezekg 3y agoI see docker-compose.prod.yml -- but I was under the impression that nobody used docker-compose in production, and I vaguely remember that it was even discouraged by Docker. Is that what docker-compose is used for now? Am I misremembering? (I've never used docker-compose in any serious manner.)
- sarlalian 3y agoPlenty of people use docker compose in production. If what you are standing up works fine on a single machine it works really great, if you need something that runs in a more distributed manner, there are tools for converting a docker compose file to a set of kubernetes manifests. Docker compose also has some really nice features around using .env files so it’s easy to test/develop locally and deploy as a 12 factor app.
- ezekg 3y agoPrevious: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36118990 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36118990