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So... time to dig through the terrible ideas of 20 years ago, and see which ones are now good ideas when adding "... on the internet"? And I'm only being parti

So... time to dig through the terrible ideas of 20 years ago, and see which ones are now good ideas when adding "... on the internet"? And I'm only being partially sarcastic. Their implementation looks neat, but having seen ugly Excel "apps" in the past, the idea of "spreadsheets programmed by anybody" makes me cringe. IMO, if they're smart they'll have some kind of easy migration to "real" applications.

quickthrower2 9y ago
They do seem to have a schema which I like. You can say a column is a "pick from list" or a "date" and it'll enforce it and provide the best ux for picking the thing you need. This is much better than Excel. It's like an Excel/Access hybrid but for the web and very usable. Alas, it's not an application development environment