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ProjectForge is a Web-based solution for project management including time sheet booking, team calendar, financial administration, and controlling and managing work-break-down-structures. A ready-to-run server and a war file are available.
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Vogon personal finance tracker
Simple personal finance tracker using Spring Boot and AngularJS
Project has moved Github at http://github.com/zlogic/vogon Check out the live demo at http://vogon-zlogic42demo.rhcloud.com Simple web-based personal finance tracker using * AngularJS on client-side * Spring MVC on server-side for AngularJS request handling * JSP for page generation * JPA and Spring Repositories for entity management * H2 database for data storage, or a server-provided PostgreSQL (OpenShift/Heroku) Named after the Vogons (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vogon) race who were known to be extremely boring accountants. Contains prepackaged WAR files for: - OpenShift (http://www.openshift.com/) (even free accounts): * WildFly ("WildFly Application Server 9" cartridge). * Tomcat 7 ("Tomcat 7 (JBoss EWS 2.0)" cartridge installed). - Heroku (http://www.heroku.com) (even free accounts). - OpenShift Tomcat cartridge also works in Azure Jetty and Tomcat web apps. 2.0 and earlier versions also have a standalone version using Java FX.
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