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-Financier
+# Financier
 
-Ruby 2.4.0 | Rails 5.1.1 | Postgresql 9.6
+## Ruby 2.4.0 | Rails 5.1.1 | Postgresql 9.6
 
 A user has a balance which starts at 0 on user creation and reflects the sum of the amount of all cashflows.
 
 Each cashflow has an amount, a description, a timestamp, and the user it's assigned to.
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 A credit is a positive cashflow amount. (just put 1000 etc)
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 A debit is a negative cashflow amount. (just put -100 etc)
-You can use this to build a bank or any other finance/account system.
 
-Updated to Rails 7, ruby 3.1.2. compatible with postgres 9.6+, 14 seems to work fine.
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-Dear Noobs:
-remember to `rails db:setup` after you clone it.
+You can use this to build a bank or any other finance/account system. You can also study this architecture to include in your own rails apps. 
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+This is super basic without any ui frameworks to just give you a boilerplate starting point where everything works but no design customizations have been made.
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+## Updated to Rails 7, ruby 3.1.2. compatible with postgres 9.6+, 14 seems to work fine.
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+Dear Noobs: remember to `rails db:setup` after you clone it.