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Its done already http://nocodb.com/ http://nocodb.com/ This is fully open source
by kishansh 5y ago
Its done already
http://nocodb.com/ http://nocodb.com/
This is fully open source
- rnavi 5y agoThank you for shoutout. (Disclaimer : Founder here) Yes, NocoDB[1] allows to transform your own databases into Airtable like smart-spreadsheets. It is easy to get started - please try it out. [1] : https://github.com/nocodb/nocodb https://github.com/nocodb/nocodb
- vatican_banker 5y agoInteresting... it doesn't seem to allow putting charts next to the spreadsheet though
- henriquecruz 5y agoThat's coming literally today/monday :)
- henriquecruz 5y agocharts are live now
- IYasha 5y agoAn error occurred on client - that's all I see. Either it's adblock or my outdated browser, but, in any case, it's a no go.
- mistermann 5y agoAny idea when they will have a decent implementation of forms (and maybe even subforms) with customized layouts? Last I checked it was ~on the road map.
- rnavi 5y agoHey, Form views were made available with 0.11.42 (5 weeks ago). It can be customised with fields you need.
- svetb 5y agoThanks for the pointer, this seems really neat! Although from what I can tell it primarily provides a data interface geared towards relational databases (or other record-oriented data sources). I played around a little and am missing actual spreadsheet functionality - like the ability to do calculations, or other manipulations that you could do on tabular data in Excel/Google Sheets (and presumably Rows). Am I missing something?
- rnavi 5y agoYes, its geared towards part-spreadsheet part-database space. We're similar to Airtable mostly. You can do calculations by creating a column with formula field.