You can find Fred’s Tiny House Council Regulations in Australia database here.
We Push Buttons have clients who use Airtable as a cloud-based collaborative spreadsheet with many more features such as fields being able to hold long-form text, images, links, attachments, checkboxes, drop-down lists, and numeric data. You can opt to have different views of the grid, with Calendar, Gallery, and Kanbar.
It’s the best form of database we have come across, being able to cope with complex amounts of data and multiple staff can interact with the database at once, saving changes in real-time. Plus, it can be placed on a website and users can be invited to contribute, Fred’s Tiny House Council Regulations database being a good example.
We use Airtable as it dramatically reduces time with repetitive tasks that are abundant in web development. We can track the progress of a project and link our clients in the cloud to allow for collaboration and a better record of communication.
Eve Lamb from the Castlemaine Mail wrote this article, published on March 15, 2019.
Rob Jennings
