semperdark

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by semperdark 11y ago
As far as I'm aware Access can only be used on one local machine, unless you put some networking system together yourself. There's no web-based version either that I know of.
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by semperdark 11y ago
We're working on integration with Zapier at the moment, it should be ready for the next major release. Do you have any suggestions for other event-based systems? Zapier is the only one I'm familiar with.
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by semperdark 11y ago
Not negative at all! That's a good idea, I'll put that together. Thank you
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by semperdark 11y ago
Ech, I will hotfix that number issue right now. Thank you! The regex is probably more useful for the text fields, but it's a validation regex for the content of the field. We check it both client and server side, to make sure the user-
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by semperdark 11y ago
We've been considering adding a "Now" link/icon above the field, which sets it to the current datetime when clicked. What do you think?
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by semperdark 11y ago
Absolutely! I definitely want to give back when it's a bit more complete, considering all of the open source libraries we took advantage of.
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by semperdark 11y ago
We're still working on exposing lower-level operations to advanced users. I'd still say we're a database builder, since we provide a system for making relational connections, and allow all CRUD operations on records. A form b
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by semperdark 11y ago
A lot of what we're trying to do is abstract some of the backend systems to allow for quick building. When you make a form, we host it on our servers, provide an accounts system for inviting team members and a permissions system for co
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by semperdark 11y ago
We just finished releasing a new version, basically it's a frontend for creating relational database applications. If anyone's familiar with Microsoft Access, it's a lot like that, except it's web-based and comes with a
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