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My gripe with Sharepoint:

- I don't see hotkey tool tips when I hover over various buttons. When I look up their hotkeys online, they don't work on mac (neither "ctrl" nor "command" keys work in "ctrl + someKey" combinations). I want to be able to indent/unindent, and URL-link text quickly via hotkeys, not click through things.

- Google Drive docs may not be as configurable as Sharepoint sites, but they're much faster for me to work on-- More Hotkeys, Less clicking buttons (including drilling through multiple button dropdown menus-- (Sharepoint URL link button ,lookin at you)).

I recommend setting up a web server on the smallest server offering of DigitalOcean -- $6 USD/month

Here are a couple links to get that started: - Ubuntu + nginx for https traffic: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-secu...

- Getting a small nodejs project up and running: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-...

"I'm tentatively alright with the idea of renting forever and never owning property"

This sounds akin to feudal peonage.

Here's a free university textbook on Accounting if you'd like to dabble a bit :)

https://principlesofaccounting.com/

Idea to make it more user friendly to folks like myself who don't understand how your app is supposed to work:

Provide a UI layer which contains some instructions and points out features and their uses. Looking at the app, I don't quite know what I am supposed to do, or use it to figure out. Perhaps provide some example use cases or personas, alongside the UI layer of instructions.

Do you have the following?

- A github / gitlab profile with small to medium size open source projects

- A linkedin profile with 500+ connections

- A web portfolio featuring descriptions & visuals of at least 3 past projects, as well as a summary of your skills, professional experience, academic background, and personal hobbies

that is to ask: are you marketing yourself?