Baserow Review: An Open Source Alternative to Airtable
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2024
- If you’re an Airtable fan but find yourself limited by record limits, scalability, or expenses for your large/growing team, Baserow might be the perfect open source alternative for you. This video is a detailed review of Baserow and how it stacks up against Airtable, focusing on features, pricing plans, and unique functionalities like self-hosting capabilities, unlimited database and row, and powerful scalability. Keep watching to learn more about how Baserow distinguishes itself from Airtable as we explore their user interface, database management, builder experience, and other features that make Baserow a great alternative for addressing limitations in customization and scale that you may experience with other no-code and low-code database tools.
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00:00 Intro - Open Source Airtable Alternative
00:40 Baserow's Pricing and Hosting Options
04:14 Features and User Experience
05:37 Creating Databases
06:20 Importing from Airtable
07:38 Advanced Features and Views
10:14 Open Source Advantages
10:53 Field Types in Baserow
13:44 Baserow Innovation and AI Functionality
14:19 Application Builder
19:49 Audit Logs, Custom Plugins, and API Documentation
20:38 Extend Functionality with Custom Plug-ins
21:58 Baserow Automations
22:41 Baserow or Airtable: Which is Right for You?
Outstanding! Great level of analysis and presentation, helped me a lot, plus in a short time.
Very cool. I hope they got the date filters right. It has taken Airtable all this time to finally allow us to filter dates within the current year. I have asked for that since day one.
I was using BudiBase but ran in to a problem whereby if I wanted to export a table as a .csv, the export wouldn't include columns which were brought in from related tables. For example, if the "Student" table had a "Class Name" column brought in from a Class table, I couldn't include Class Name in the export. Is this something I'm likely to run into in Baserow?
Hey Vinny, exporting tables in Baserow include whatever fields you like, even if those fields are fields that are linked to other tables. In your case, the `Student` table would retain the `Class Name` field upon export. 🚀
@@baserow That's great, thanks for your response, I appreciate it!
Nocodb all the way!!!
Planning on reviewing them as well. What in your opinion is the key differentiator?
I have tested two weeks ago Baserow and Nocodb, had a lot of issues importing large amount of data in Nocodb. It worked really well in Baserow. Also the search and performance on Baserow was way better.