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dwlodarczyk13

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dwlodarczyk13··on Show HN: Personal Management System
I was thinking about this for looooong time - just now it happened that I feel fine to do this when I know what code style to avoid, how to manage project and so on.

We learn all the time so when I write new modules I feel like - damn I could do this also the same way in previous module.

dwlodarczyk13··on Show HN: Personal Management System
No problem - it's changed already. :)
dwlodarczyk13··on Show HN: Personal Management System
Feel free - some people already did it and I accept their changes.
dwlodarczyk13··on Show HN: Personal Management System
Yeah Polish :)
dwlodarczyk13··on Show HN: Personal Management System
Like the comment below - started with Symfonator UI.

Generally I started learning symfony for new work then I keep playing with it more and more and.... then I started to have some personal issues where I have more things to do, to manage, to remember about and so on.

I couldnt handle it on my own on that point so either I solve my problem or will suffer.

I decided to solve my problem :)

dwlodarczyk13··on Show HN: Personal Management System
I decided to stick to it anyway :D
dwlodarczyk13··on Show HN: Personal Management System
Yes nextcloud is cool i can recommend it as well. :)
dwlodarczyk13··on Show HN: Personal Management System
I tried to work with 3rd part systems but I've quit that idea. I was in middle of syncing todo list with google todo but then came across one problem where I could not found anything on any forum.. any documentation, nowhere.

Also payments goal were using Paypal at beginning - but this came out to be very problematic as Paypal does not support Pools in API co I used curl for data fetch and... when You call page in short time like 2-3 times Your Ip gets banned for few min....

I decided on that moment that I want to have independent system.

dwlodarczyk13··on Show HN: Personal Management System
I'm kind of trying to divide it somewhat into modules so it doesnt feel bad when I need to change something here and there to make some adjustements.
dwlodarczyk13··on Show HN: Personal Management System
I've fixed it for now. Yeah sorry for that, but thanks to this I implemented small protection for new file upload changes. If people messed up with password they will try to mess with .php files upload and so on - that was nice lesson.
dwlodarczyk13··on Show HN: Personal Management System
The point is that I'm a single person working on this and I do use chrome on my own in 95% cases. It would be just time consumption for me to test it on every single browser - for now i need working product for myself - if someone would like to fix other browser based bugs - feel free. I really dont have time for that.
dwlodarczyk13··on Show HN: Personal Management System
I see that it's about people management and so on so it's bit different :) but that's nice.
dwlodarczyk13··on Show HN: Personal Management System
I know - I just can't fix this. I use gui: https://github.com/krzysiekpiasecki/Symfonator

It came with encore/npm - im not master of it. I just learned a bit when started working with it, and the errors are just there. I dont know why. It would take alot of time to deal with it for me.

For testing You can skip that part it's only for development mode when doing something with javascript - working version works fine with just composer installation.

dwlodarczyk13··on Show HN: Personal Management System
I pretty much understand what You mean, and yeah it sounds fine like You just add one contact and then attach all the data to it, not spread between submodules but rather some kind of boxes where You add all You need.

I agree that it would indeed look nice and be more handy - I will write that in "Ideas" section on my project manager.

Maybe in some distant future I can redo it - at this moment i want working project with least effort. :)

dwlodarczyk13··on Show HN: Personal Management System
Hey thanks for that info - I will check that subreddit. I will stick to mysql. I agree that it would be more portable but I dont really intend to take it with me anywhere.