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I'm biased [1], but agree with serjester -- the spreadsheet needs to be a part of the application authoring process. For data access, a tool like this needs to
by denster 7y ago
I'm biased [1], but agree with serjester -- the spreadsheet needs to be a part of the application authoring process.
For data access, a tool like this needs to support:
- lightweight: the spreadsheet itself
- medium-weight: a built-in set of functions for storing/fetching data (from a built-in, behind-the-scenes DB)
- heavyweight: functions for accessing data in an existing corporate DB, queue (Kafka, JMS, etc), and other sources in real-time
[1] Founder of https://mintdata.com https://mintdata.com, where we think spreadsheets have a bright future in this space :)
- fragmede 7y agoWhat definition of "real-time" are you using here? I presume you're not using the RTOS[] definition, so I'm just curious what workload you would consider "heavyweight" and what kind of real time guarantees that means the ideal system would have. [] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real-time_operating_system https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real-time_operating_system