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I’d love advice too - I’ve become heavily reliant on Notion’s database-lite features, which is what a lot of the markdown-based apps don’t invest in by default.
by nxobject 2y ago
I’d love advice too - I’ve become heavily reliant on Notion’s database-lite features, which is what a lot of the markdown-based apps don’t invest in by default. I’m beginning to get frustrated with loading speeds that feel like spinning disks.
- sebmellen 2y agoFor anything database-lite, https://coda.io https://coda.io is a lot better than notion.
- tillulen 2y agoI tried Coda a few months ago. The feature set was very appealing. Coda turned out to be slower and more buggy than Notion, especially when routinely working with databases. The typography and graphic design were also less polished. I kept using Coda until I could no longer tolerate its issues and then have moved everything to Notion.
- posobin 2y agoI work at Coda and would love to hear more about your experience. We are focused on our tables and formulas and I am surprised to hear that you had such a bad time with them. Feel free to reach out at gleb at coda dot io.
- jitl 2y agoWe’re rolling out a new databases backend right now, if you email jake@makenotion.com I’d like to make sure we’re optimized for your database views