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FWIW, Sharepoint (online) has had a Lists feature for decades now, and is as prevalent in Enterprises as Access was, if not more. It just so happens to be that
by balakk 6y ago
FWIW, Sharepoint (online) has had a Lists feature for decades now, and is as prevalent in Enterprises as Access was, if not more.
It just so happens to be that Teams is the flavor of the future. So more stuff from SharePoint comes into Teams. Not everything is a conspiracy.
Disclaimer: work there, but my views..
- larrywright 6y agoThe video introduction I watched said that it was built on top of the SharePoint lists feature.
- theschmed 6y agoHopefully the UX is better than the abysmal current UX for these lists.