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The Personal Budget, Part II Project

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Hi everyone !

I am happy to introduce to you my personal-budget part II.
It tooks me quite some time as I was learning as the same time as practising with this project. I made a lot of mistakes and I was trying to figure out what was wrong.

You can find my project just here:

The back-end is working fine, as the front and the database connection.
The project was deployed on Heroku too!
But I get a server error on Heroku while using the fetch. So it cannot get data.
(I am still working on it).

I hope my project can help yours or inspire you!

Happy coding and good luck!

For who will need it, I fixed the deployment on Heroku with the following code (in the DB connection with postgres).

  ssl: {
    rejectUnauthorized: false,
  }

Happy coding

Hi everyone!

I will confess that I am quite hyped about having finished this project (although I am sure I will look back at it in 2 months and I will be horrified).
It took me quite a while, 3-4 weeks, mostly because between work and a newborn I was working pretty much on weekends.

Here is the repo:

Please share some feedback :slight_smile: .

Best,

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HI,
Following my repository of the project at issue.

Additionally, the link of the deployment in Heroku:
Personal Budget

Any comments would be appreciated.

Good morning,
Please check out my personal budget-2 app that I have completed. Check out my github repo here:

Personal Budget 2

It took me a little while to complete this. I got a little frustrated at the beginning, but I stuck with it. I have more polishing to do, like completing tests for all routes, etc…but I feel like I’ve finished it enough to share. Any feedback is appreciated. Thanks!

Hello everyone,

I want to share you my project ‘Personal Budget II’ from the back-end path. It took me a lot of time, but after of resourcing and put all my knowledge I finally done the project.

I hope you can review the repo and tell what I should do better.

GitHub repo link: Personal Budget II

The next step is build the front-end application.

Thanks,

Hello there, here is my go at the project: Personal_budget
I’ll be updating the repo in the future, but for now lemme know of any required improvements in the project, Cheers

I have just finished the personal budget 2 and deployed it to Heroku.

I found the most difficult part setting up the database in Heroku, as the CLI is not very user friendly!

Hi everyone. This is my submission for Envelope Budgeting API 2. Feel free to post feedback.: