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I'm not a fan of the spreadsheet paradigm, and unlimited columns even if you never use them, requiring lazy-initializing them on first access to avoid prohibiti
by nyanpasu64 4y ago
I'm not a fan of the spreadsheet paradigm, and unlimited columns even if you never use them, requiring lazy-initializing them on first access to avoid prohibitive performance penalties. I'd much rather define a set of global columns for each table (like a SQL database with computed view columns and a table editor attached, rather than a freeform canvas with a formula engine and automatic copy-paste attached).
- Dylan16807 4y agoYou still have to have roughly the same code to support the variable number of columns per sheet. It just changes the UI slightly between "doesn't exist" and "is not initialized".