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This is like a modern day Access right?

• milansuk 7y ago
  Yes. Overall SkyAlt architecture is vertical. This means, that when I'm adding a new feature I try to add it in form of new View or Column type. You can see the current lists in this picture[0]. This leads, you can start using SkyAlt very quickly. You need to know only Table view and Text and Number columns, that's it. You can learn Charts, Map, etc. views and Date, Link, etc. columns later or ignore them. I hope that this "vertical design" will keep SkyAlt organize for new users, but power users will get advanced features. In short, it's not there if you don't need it. [0] https://www.dropbox.com/s/i14c67o8x1vxuub/vertical_design.png?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/i14c67o8x1vxuub/vertical_design.pn...