2022 06 24
Abivia Money 1.0.1 release
There was a bug when rounding numbers when the scale was zero. This has been resolved.
2022 06 24
Abivia Money 1.0.0 release
Adding to the recent proliferation of objects to represent currencies and fixed precision numbers, we've just released Abivia\Money. Distinct from other packages we looked at, Money supports rounding by default, leading to calculations that have less error than the truncation model used in the BCMath library. https://github.com/abivia/money
2022 04 02
Ledger for Laravel 1.5.1 release
Ledger 1.5.1 (and 1.5.0) have been released. 1.5.0 adds the ability to lock a journal entry. A locked entry cannot be modified through the API. 1.5.1 continues to improve the process of adding schema updates. The API docs have been updated.
2022 03 07
Ledger for Laravel 1.4.0 release
Ledger 1.4.0 is out with a handful of bugfixes and several improvements driven by deploying it into our in-house application. Also, the API docs have been completed.
2022 02 24
Plaid for Laravel
Today we released abivia/plaid, a fluent Laravel interface to Plaid. Plaid connects applications to a wide variety of financial accounts.
2022 02 12
Isolating business logic in Ledger
We're in the process of building the application Ledger was designed for. There is a need for operations that are indirect to the APIs, for example deleting a ledger account. The place to put that logic isn't obvious. It involves multiple models and isn't always directly related to a request or a view, so it doesn't really belong in a controller. This comes up a fair bit and the usual approaches are to have the model engage other models (creating unwanted dependencies), make a specialized...
More2022 02 04
A Widget for Elementor
We released a widget for Elementor that reverses the next/previous order for post navigation. If you've got a portfolio or project site, this widget offers more intuitive navigation for visitors. Learn more here or get it now.
2022 02 04
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Git tags and release notes don't tell the whole story and don't offer a place to mention the smaller projects we've created or contribute to. The intent is to keep this as a microblog: Anything that needs more than a few sentences is probably best placed somewhere else.