Have you heard of the Lunchmoney app? I found it recently and find it to be a nice in-between of spreadsheet and full automated budget app. Plus it pulls transactions in
We (Sourcegraph) have other features to stay competitive. One thing we have been working on indexing other code hosts like Eclipse Foundation, Crates.io, etc.
Thanks a bunch! It's really early stages here... but we're so excited with the possibilities this tool will unlock.
It's been a big topic that we talk about a lot as a team as we continue to build. We ultimately want to give creators the control on how they want to share and present their model. And, give the reader/collaborator some controls on how they want to consume it. But, we also want to make it easier for people to understand what different calculations mean and how the model works so they can learn and collaborate more effectively. One approach we've been exploring as we build Decipad is a more human way to write calculations that are easier to read and understand.
Bounces probably have all kinds of funky formats and edge cases.
A software that analyzes the bounce mails probably needs to know about all the different formats in which mail servers tell you "A mail from you bounced: Here is the recipient".
Then there's this freebie, which is interesting in that it's compiled from StackOverflow, whose content is licensed under Creative-Commons -- GoalKicker has a bunch of these on various tech topics. Anyway, the SQL one might have some useful tips/tricks:
