NASEBANAL Finance

• What inspired you? I have tried to record house keeping book, but it requires a lot of works to record each transactions. Definitely, it is the best way to have Capital One account and use API to get transaction data nowaday, but when we think about effective asset management, we may have multiple bank accounts in some case and they don't always provide API for transaction data. Then, what I do now is that I record monthly balance data into Excel Spreadsheet and make graph to visualize the increase / decrease of my assets.

Thanks to today's sponsors, we can take advantage of useful APIs, I have created web application which maintain balance data using Angular JS and Twitter Bootstrap for front-end technology and Java EE for back-end technology for the challenge of "Kicking the Fear of Finance".

• Who is your target user? Target use is everyone who have multiple bank accounts.

• What key features are you most proud of? Key features of my application is high responsiveness.

I chose Angular-JS for "Single Page Application" which provides shorter latency and Twitter Bootstrap which enables high flexibility to display on various terminals from PC desktop to mobile. And I created my original authentication function which makes Angular-JS and RESTful Service "stateful".

Built With

• angular.js
• bootstrap
• java-ee-spring-framework
• jboss-restesy
• level-money-api
• maven
• mysql
• plotly-rest-api
• plotly-restful-service