What have Google Apps been doing in the meantime? Google Drawing expecially hasn’t changed in years. Google Sheets isn’t improving at anything close to a rapid pace.
I remember in the 90s there were all these neat and wonky 4/5GL databases like Clarion, Foxpro, Powerbuilder, etc.
They were neat because they were ways for data users to design all the workflow around their subject. They had downsides, of course, that are apparent if you ever had to debug or support one. But a cloud dev front end that recreates the freedom and flexibility of these dB tools has massive potential.
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It's only available on the "Business" plan level or above ($10/user/month) https://gsuite.google.com/pricing.html
They were neat because they were ways for data users to design all the workflow around their subject. They had downsides, of course, that are apparent if you ever had to debug or support one. But a cloud dev front end that recreates the freedom and flexibility of these dB tools has massive potential.
Airtable srrms the closest to this dream.
https://www.geekwire.com/2019/aws-everyone-new-clues-emerge-...