Für die Tabelle nehme ich noch Tipps entgegen. Ich baue das ja in #GoogleSheets, aber ich bekomme das nicht in #Airtable oder #Grist.
Versuche jetzt noch, was mit #DataTables zu bauen, aber wahrscheinlich scheitere ich. Am besten ein Tool, das #GoogleDocs einlesen und synchronisieren kann, aber hübscher aussieht. Sollte filtern und sortieren können, Gruppieren wäre auch noch cool.
And with regard to the spreadsheet: I have now tried presenting my data (from Google Sheets) in #Airtable or #Grist (because both look pretty), but both don't sync with the sourca data.
Next I tried connecting #Sheets to #DataTables (because that's open and also pretty), but that doesn't work either.
Now I'm trying to visualize my raw data with #DataTables, but that's still difficult. I need a no-code solution and really, #Google is so useful, although many here don't like to hear it.
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"...for every paid #SaaS, there is a #free #opensource #selfhosted #alternative:
#Zoom -> #Jitsi
#Notion -> #Appflowy
#Jira -> #Plane
#Airtable -> #NocoDB
#Vercel -> #Coolify
#Heroku -> #Dokku
#Firebase -> #Pocketbase / #Appwrite / #Convex / #Supabase
#Shopify -> #Prestashop
#GitHub -> #GitLab
#Slack -> #Mattermost
#Salesforce #CRM -> #ERPNext
#Dropbox -> #NextCloud
#Mailchimp -> #Mautic
#Trello -> #Wekan
#Docusign -> #Docuseal
#Calendly -> #Cal dot com
#Datadog -> #Prometheus
#Google #Analytics -> #Matomo
#Microsoft #Office365 -> #LibreOffice
#Asana -> #OpenProject
what else?
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Are you ready for my 84-part series 8 semester course on how to exist in the most complex way and manage otherwise simple tasks on a mix of random software (#Notion, #Airtable, #Obsidian (73 starter vaults included), #Arc browser for some reason) that tried to reinvent a to-do list?
Also: AI
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I have been a fan of #Airtable, sung its praises for how great the UI is, how easy to use…
but every option to download or print my tables is gone. The dropdown arrow to print or export every tutorial says exists…does not exist. At least not on their iPad app. Absolutely infuriating waste of my time. It’s utterly useless. WTAF. Anyone else use Airtable? On iPad?
It shouldn’t be this hard to access your own content but every enshittified company is doing this. They are thieves.
#enshittification
NocoDB 
The #OpenSource #Airtable Alternative
Turns any #MySQL, #PostgreSQL, #SQLServer, #SQLite & #MariaDB into a smart #spreadsheet
Hello #Airtable users! Are you in the mood to help today? (I'm happy to pay! (though I think this'll take ~5 minutes for someone who knows formulas and Airtable)).
This project is for a progressive Lutheran environmental organization (ELCA) that's working with churches to address the climate crisis.
I am trying to create a formula that will display only fields that have contents in them. That is, if a field is empty, it won't be displayed. (cont-)
Just published a new article in my #selfhosted alternatives series focused on viable replacements for #Airtable:
https://selfh.st/alternatives/airtable/
As usual, let me know if I missed anything or if you have any feedback on the article/series!
So far the only obvious problem I foresee with #Obsidian properties is that the value completion maps to the property name, which is global. I obviously get why this is, but it means that it's not a 1:1 mapping to what I do in #Airtable.
Eg, “Status" fields - those differ for each base in Airtable since the 'status' of an eg tea merchant will differ from how I categorize eg martial arts films.
In Obsidian, completion will mix those all up. Not world-ending, but still friction.
@SciPolNetwork you are sending fundraising spam via Airtable which doesn't provide a mechanism to unsubscribe. Airtable support only suggested I block email from them on my mail server, which would block all Airtable mail for all our users. Curses to both of you. #spam #airtable
Looking for an open source alternative for Airtable? @jwallen explains how to get started with Baserow https://www.admin-magazine.com/News/Get-Started-with-Baserow-An-Open-Source-Alternative-to-Airtable #Baserow #OpenSource #Airtable #database #spreadsheet #application #NoCode
Getting reasonably deep in the #Obsidian #DataView #JavaScript weeds. Very big “treating flat files as a database” vibes, because that's literally what's going on.
I /kinda/ dig it, since DataView means I’m just arranging inline fields in my prose documents as desired, vs being tightly constrained within a literal database or spreadsheet (or #Airtable). In the latter setup I would have to cram all the non-field Markdown content into a "notes" field or whatever.
I'm looking for someone to help me with an #Airtable base I've created. I have tasks that have a % field to show progress toward completion, I'd like to have that pull from another table in the base to tally the % of progress based on the # of subtasks completed. I feel pretty sure this would be relatively easy to do for someone who knows Airtable well. I can pay someone (not much!) for help with this.
Hey @searchliaison if the transparency report tool is not correctly reporting a link is dangerous, is there any way to flag it for review?
Trying to stop an ongoing phishing campaign using a bad #airtable link
I liked because it allows me to display multiple categories of tasks visually, simultaneously but which feels heavy in the #browser, isn't super easy to utilize on #mobile, and when used in this way lacks ease of sorting, etc.
I'm currently experiment with #Airtable which provides some of the sorting, etc. but I'm not a fan of it's closed source, heavy feel.
I'm also experimenting with #Obsidian's #canvas and need to dive into it more deeply, I've used various #MindMapping software but
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#Airtable (https://airtable.com): the best database I've used thus far. Native app, but as sometimes happens, the web app is a bit more useful. I currently use it for project support and a bit of personal inventory.
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