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Yeah, the .NET one - VSTO, visual studio tools for office. Haven't played around much with the web one. Most things QueryStorm does wouldn't be possible in the

• ZenoArrow 10y ago
  > "Most things QueryStorm does wouldn't be possible in the office apps model, e.g. hosting SQLite." Odd, what problems would you have hosting SQLite with an Office App? I've got a solution that could work if you're interested, it's a bit of a hack but I've done a proof of concept before that shows it works... Essentially you can run your own local web server as a service, and have the Office App make use of this service. You could even get the web server to start when Excel starts.
  • anakic 10y ago
    Honestly I haven't tried Office Apps, it just seemd like it would be tricky and I didn't have time to investigate. I can see how the local web server hack might work, though. Would it work in the browser and on the Mac?
    • ZenoArrow 10y ago
      > "Would it work in the browser" Depends on how you host the app. If it's hosted locally, then no. >"and on the Mac" Maybe. I'm nor that familiar with the Office for Mac features. I did try to search online to see whether Office for Mac supported Office Apps, but it's not the easiest thing to search for.