Simple expense tracker in Go with local file saving, CSV/JSON support, and trust-through-clarity design.
Categoria: Go
Coding
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Coding Step 12.4 Go – Saving Data to Local Files
Learn how to save, load, and back up your expenses locally in Go — from CSV to JSON — with simple, reliable, and human code. The “wow” lies in how trust and simplicity work together.
Go
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Coding – Step 12.3 – Go from Zero to “WoW” – Smart Filtering & Display Logic
Build a tiny but powerful Go CLI that loads items, filters them with composable predicates, and prints a clean table. You’ll learn how to model data, write reusable filter functions, chain conditions, sort and paginate results, and test everything with Go’s testing tools.
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Coding – Step 12.2 – Go from Zero to “WoW” – Logging Expenses and Console Input
Learn how to capture user input in Go by building a simple expense logger. This beginner-friendly guide shows how to read from the console, validate numbers, and record expenses step by step.
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Coding – Go – Step 12.1 – Why Go Is Perfect for a Personal Expense Tracker
A practical introduction to the “From Zero to Wow” project: why Go is the ideal language for building a personal expense tracker, and how to set up your environment, structure your project, and run your first working code.
Go
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Coding – Step 12 – Go from Zero to “WoW”
A fast and pragmatic expense tracker built in Go, designed for everyday use. Log your spending, filter by category, and save locally — no cloud, no clutter. A perfect example of how simplicity and speed can solve real-life problems.