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But those people could be using Google Spreadsheet already for example, which would have already solved the problem. And people in the office are not going to b
by pikzen 11y ago
But those people could be using Google Spreadsheet already for example, which would have already solved the problem. And people in the office are not going to be writing Javascript in their spreadsheet.
It literally solves nothing.
- Zikes 11y agoStoring proprietary data in Google may not be viable. I know it isn't in my office, for instance. Plus, you lose the flexibility to integrate it into a more comprehensive application interface which runs on your own hardware/software stack, which the Javascript in this case provides. I can already imagine several good uses for this software in my workplace, so saying it "literally solves nothing" is "literally false".
- rspeer 11y agoIndeed, anyone who thinks Google Spreadsheets is the end of all spreadsheets and nobody would ever need anything else, has never tried to embed Google Spreadsheets into a larger application.