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I'm very happy that Airtable is continuing to advance the Interfaces. Really hope they are not planning to do away with the Grid element, as they seem to be burying it more and more. It's super important to our use of Interfaces. Lists won't work for our needs.
I am using a lot of interfaces, but I am still missing an important feature which is available in the base: dragging / moving rows manually. This is really a show stopper for some of my teams. (working with Scrum)
I like that the interface forms are located in one place. It makes it easier for my team to see what forms we have available instead of searching through the various tables.
Really hope they continue with this but agreed, the customisation is still extrenely limited. I also really hope that they keep in mind legacy views like record view and dashboard that offered a bit more customisation than the newer options.
Thanks for Sharing Gareth this new info. However, Airtable's development is not as expected. Companies Like Softr and Stacker or Smartsuite, implement changes in a more efficient way. All these upgrades in the interfaces are welcomed, however, I don't really see any value in this front-end game Airtable trying to catch up. Competitors on the front end, have so many nice things already
Agreed that the front end solutions are even more customizable! I think it depends on the use case though, as many of our larger clients can't get a third party tool approved for use, but AT interfaces do the trick!
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I'm very happy that Airtable is continuing to advance the Interfaces. Really hope they are not planning to do away with the Grid element, as they seem to be burying it more and more. It's super important to our use of Interfaces. Lists won't work for our needs.
I am using a lot of interfaces, but I am still missing an important feature which is available in the base: dragging / moving rows manually. This is really a show stopper for some of my teams. (working with Scrum)
How are the interface forms different from the view forms inside the bases ? Apart from a few display options ?
Yeah I don’t get the difference either
I like that the interface forms are located in one place. It makes it easier for my team to see what forms we have available instead of searching through the various tables.
I’m hoping I can use the form to send to customers (via a link) to confirm appointments (specific records) Any advice on how to do that?
Can we now share interface via link?
Really hope they continue with this but agreed, the customisation is still extrenely limited.
I also really hope that they keep in mind legacy views like record view and dashboard that offered a bit more customisation than the newer options.
I still use many legacy views so I really hope they don't get rid of them!
Thanks for Sharing Gareth this new info. However, Airtable's development is not as expected. Companies Like Softr and Stacker or Smartsuite, implement changes in a more efficient way.
All these upgrades in the interfaces are welcomed, however, I don't really see any value in this front-end game Airtable trying to catch up. Competitors on the front end, have so many nice things already
Agreed that the front end solutions are even more customizable! I think it depends on the use case though, as many of our larger clients can't get a third party tool approved for use, but AT interfaces do the trick!
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