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Perhaps at risk of sounding facetious, but Excel.
by HPsquared 3y ago
Perhaps at risk of sounding facetious, but Excel.
- TruthWillHurt 3y agoHonestly? you might be right. Perhaps Airtable for an aaS approach that can be exposed to external visitors as a website, but the concept is sound.
- joejohnston 3y agoHow do you feel about Airtable's recent pricing changes?
- flir 3y agoI think Airtable would make a reasonable admin backend for a custom site/application, as the admin backend is usually the bit of the system that gets the least UX love, and it's close enough to a spreadsheet that it shouldn't be too hard for people to pick up.
- devoutsalsa 3y agoI don't need a spreadsheet that much, but I've been finding MS Office 365 version of Excel to be obnoxious to use. They've changed a lot since I used it 5 or 10 years ago. I don't need it enough to learn it, so I've just been using Google Sheets as needed.
- Joeri 3y agoIn the browser the google office suite absolutely beats microsoft’s, even after years of benign neglect by google. Comparing the desktop microsoft apps vs the google web apps I would say the microsoft stuff is more fully featured, but slow and more confusing to use.
- burgerrito 3y agoNo, you're actually right.
- nxobject 3y agoThis, but I also have a wishlist of features I wish Excel had in order to achieve parity with Airtable/Notion – arbitrarily-sized lists of data in a cell, for one (as opposed to arrays splatted throughout multipel cells.)