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I’ve been doing this for customers for years now using Microsoft Lists (sometimes I use Excel) as the back end and PowerApps as the front end gui/data entry. No
by grumblepeet 5y ago
I’ve been doing this for customers for years now using Microsoft Lists (sometimes I use Excel) as the back end and PowerApps as the front end gui/data entry. Now the language from PowerApps (which is based on Excel) has been open sourced and Microsoft want to make it available in other apps too. That has questionable value but my solutions continue to be popular because the people I make them or can easily edit and make simple changes.
Some of the solutions we make have been widely adopted too, with hundreds and in some cases thousands of users.