How to build internal tools on top of databases (ft.Stacker & Bracket)
No-code 101: Relational Database
No-code 101: Records
Accounting tools: Streamline how you manage your finances
Mythbusting: “Vendor lock-in is a big problem”
No-code 101: Use case
The best no-code tools for customer support teams
How can no-code tools help customer support teams?
How to bring no-code into your organisation: Is no-code or low-code right for you?
How to bring no-code into your workplace: Outsourcing the project
Academy HubDatabase fundamentalsRelationships
Relationships
Difficulty:
Beginners
Tools:
Airtable
Google Sheets
Adalo

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LESSONS OVERVIEW

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Databases Intro
16m 07s
2
Database - AirTable Demo
9m 14s
3
Relationships
29m 32s
4
What are Variables
20m 29s
5
Data Examples + Types
28m 29s
6
Data Types - Demo
19m 38s
Description:

Relationships are a core concept of building software without coding and the most important component of a database. In this video, we'll explain what they are, how to create them and where they can help you

Notes:

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29m 32s
ORIGINAL SOURCESpeak with a no-code expert

TOOLS USED

Airtable
A super-flexible database, with a spreadsheet interface and connections to your favourite no-code tools.
Google Sheets
Cloud-based spreadsheet software.
Adalo
Create a mobile app as easily as putting together a slide deck.

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