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PriceStocker is a comprehensive desktop inventory and business management system, built with a robust architecture using Spring Boot for the backend and JavaFX for a modern, fluid user interface. INITIAL SYSTEM ACCESS: To log in for the first time, use the default administrator credentials: USERNAME: admin PASSWORD: admin (Note: For security reasons, we recommend changing this password after your first login).

Piggy Metrics is a tutorial-style financial advisor application built to demonstrate microservice architecture with Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, and Docker. It divides the system into independently deployable services for account data, statistics, notifications, authentication, configuration, gateway routing, monitoring, and service registry behavior. The application models a real distributed system by giving each core microservice its own MongoDB database and connecting services through REST APIs. ...

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. ...

OpenQuant is an open source backtesting and quantitative / technical analysis platform for time series financial data. It offers a simple tradesystem development framework using open financial data from Yahoo.

YahooCSV Framework, is a Java library that allows fast, cached, read access to historical financial data from Yahoo!. The intention of this framework is to be injected via Spring into other applications for high volume read access via Ehcache.

Beans is a personal financial manager that's written in Java and uses a PostgreSQL database for its database back-end storage.

An OpenSource Java implementation of a financial derivatives trading system. The system will have a core set of analytical libraries, used by EJB beans to provide SOAP services.

JBoKe (Java Book Keeping) aims towards an OpenSource enterprise business framework based on J2EE using Enterprise Java Beans (EJB), Web Service Description Language (WSDL) and Extensible Userinterface Language (XUL).

Money Flow (MoFlow) was to be a reimagining of GNU Cash that leveraged the algorithms and data attributes of the GNU Cash project with Spring Tool Suite 4 web-enabled technologies. However, after spending two hours trying to do simple bookkeeping that would have taken 10-15 minutes with QuickBooks Pro (which I used with an Ontario corporation I had in the 1990's), I won't be proceeding with this project in quite that fashion. I really like the name and concept of the project, though, so perhaps I'll roll my own implementation of an enterprise-grade accounting system some day just for something to do. ...