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I don't use Excel though - Mac Numbers, OO:Spreadsheets, or gDocs. Sounds sweet though. I think a "slick web app through a spreadsheet" is a beautiful thing fo

I don't use Excel though - Mac Numbers, OO:Spreadsheets, or gDocs. Sounds sweet though. I think a "slick web app through a spreadsheet" is a beautiful thing for noobs like me. If "business guys" were able to mock up sites like they make Excel sheets, I think the world of programming would be better off. This is the modern version of full literacy! Haha - why is Mac Numbers so buggy and lame?!? KeyNote is awesome, but I guess none of the UXers at Apple use spreadsheets... They don't even have freaking trendlines on the charts - for shame.

jaxn 16y ago
I had hoped that Apple would make Python or Ruby a scripting language in iWork. Then again, I thought Numbers would be a real spreadsheet (no linked sheets, no data sources, etc). I do use Google Docs quite a bit. I could see Google releasing a Python-esque DSL.
pak 16y ago
I swear I have seen the web-spreadsheet-as-website idea on here before. It was not editgrid.com, which amusingly replicates Excel all the way down to the Windows 95 scroll bars. It was actually focused on making the spreadsheets presentable as public pages with live datasources. The site for the tool was made with the tool. Does anybody know what I'm referring to?
- 3pt14159 16y ago
  Rings a bell, I think I have it bookmarked at home, I'll see if I can find it.
  - dogonwheels 16y ago
    Was it http://hypernumbers.com http://hypernumbers.com ?
    - gordonguthrie 16y ago
      It was indeed - I always available for a chat if anyone wants :) gordon@hypernumbers.com
    - 3pt14159 16y ago
      Yup, that is it.
    - pak 16y ago
      Yep, thanks.