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He used appsheet. Check out their app and privacy policy, if you're curious. Could be entirely reputable, but I personally try to avoid apps created by platforms like this.
Google Cloud Platform is a development tool and hosting platform for software developers. The documentation and tutorials explain how to use GCP, but they assume that you already have experience as a developer and generally know what you're looking to build.
If you've gone through dozens of hours of tutorials, but you're getting frustrated because you're not any closer to achieving your objective, that's a sign that you're not the intended audience for GCP and that you should fundamentally rethink your approach.
Based on your description:
> All I am trying to do is set up a web app that I can use as an interface for my Google spreadsheets data, because I have a lot of data on there as well as button and functions and graphs and I wanted to set up a console that I can use to easily click through different categories of information and do certain operations like sending generated emails.... I am coming to my wits end with this service but I really am determined to make this work so I can make running my business much easier.
... you should probably look for a "no-code" tool, rather than trying to build something in GCP directly.
Google's no-code solution is called AppSheet. While I have very limited experience in this space, my colleagues who have used these types of tools have also spoken highly of Retool, although feedback that I've heard from them and others is that it can be quite expensive. Reddit also has an /r/nocode sub that you might find helpful.
In any case, based on your post and what you're looking to accomplish, I don't think working further with lower-level GCP components is going to be productive.
Hey, have you give no-code app a try? Appsheet is a great example of this. Basically, your numbers and stuff are set up and running on an excel spreadsheet hosted in a Cloud server (Dropbox, Google Drive...). Then what Appsheet does is that it takes the numbers and executes them beautifully on an app. You'll only need to define your UX on the app.
For example, I have created an auditing inspection app using Appsheet. This involves the capturing of images, status, client's information and address. And then doing an automated report through Appsheet.
No out front cost is needed. No programming language is needed. (Albeit, there are some technicality and nuance to be understand in the app)
Not true, there is a website you can use that is for XB. Unfortunately, so many ppl don't know about it
Well try Appsheets & check it out. Plus its $5-$10 /user/month.
But Appsheets allows free for up to 10 users & it has lots of features you'll need & like. Since it's a "local community health-center", I can help a little with "your voluntary mission".
I do this for a living & I've done this before but for 100-250 employees It'll definitely have to be paid to accessed by more than 10 people
This if this works for you. https://www.appsheet.com/samples/Autocreated-from-Google-Sheets?appGuidString=de7161ae-4b66-49fc-a7ea-2a37c8234d7b&utm_source=keyword&utm_medium=blog&utm_campaign=inventoryapp
Appsheet is basically the no-code platforms offered by Google Workspace (Gmail business solution). All the data will be stored on Google Spreadsheets and this application can be customized as you want. The free option has some limitations such as number of apps and the data source limits (you can't connect to a DB). But for most of the small scale businesses can survive with the free offering
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~~Status: Open (until he stops crafting)~~
~~Bam crafting~~ ~~Dark Lily Crown!~~ ~~Doing two at a time :) Please~~ ~~do not run~~ ~~on the flowers! I will lead you to his house! :D Would appreciate anything especially~~ ~~wishlist items~~ ~~even just to catalog (or keep if you're feeling generous)! :D~~
~~Here's~~ ~~my RMM Thread!~~ ~~Would appreciate having your rating afterwards. Comment yours and I'll rate you back :D~~
Crafting Spree: ONGOING!
Can craft almost EVERYTHING in the game except for Golden Watering Can! (Haven't reach 5 stars yet 😭)
Tips are highly appreciated but am mainly looking for my Wishlist Items to help me get to 5 Stars!
Just reply down below what you would like to have crafted no matter how many and also what items you will be bringing so I can update my list as we go!
But please bring the materials for the items you want crafted! ☺️
heya, you can add your practice to this so new patients can find you! https://www.appsheet.com/start/80e4d601-3045-47a3-84ea-8ff208103b37
According to Wikipedia it's stuff like https://www.appsheet.com/ or https://www.quickbase.com/ where non-coders can plop together some kind of app via a graphical interface.
Is it surprising that developers (who presumably can code) aren't that hot on embracing stuff like this?
I did something similar recently but with a tiny twist which I think makes it easier.
I linked Google Sheets with AppSheet to make a very basic app (it's all fairly intuitive, no coding or anything). The spreadsheet has four columns: tasks, frequency (how often I want to do it, in days), date last done, next date due (calculated on the previous two columns).
The app on my phone has a simple list that just shows me the tasks, with the next one due at the top. When I do something, I tap it and refresh, which updates the 'date last done' column of the spreadsheet, works out when that's next due and then re-orders the list on my phone.
I find it handy because it means I (generally) stay ahead of tasks rather than forgetting about something until it's visibly dirty. I can see now that I am behind on a few tasks, but not as badly as I have been previously.
I use Tamriel Savings Co it's for Xbox and great!
I want to reiterate what u/ParkingOven007 is saying, an actual custom-built application tailored to your business requires a big commitment. But it can pay off big time depending on your use case.
Apps aren't just for the customers as I think a lot of folks here considering but also for the employees, operations folks, etc. The value of it varies wildly.
I'm assuming you've thought of all of this and do think that a mobile application will be great for your business.
You've got two real choices available to you:
- Build a custom-tailored solution to your business
- Use a low/no-code software platform like Appsheet, Appian, etc.
If your budget is relatively low, I'd recommend going with the latter solution. And I would highly advise against using an "app template". That's not to say reusing code is bad, but any solution saying they'll save you a ton of time/money because of a "template" is either lying or delusional.
If you're budget-limited I would rather recommend using a low-code solution. Personally, I'd recommend Appsheet. A client of ours wanted to build an application to help with on-the-ground operations but wanted to do a test run before committing a larger budget.
We were able to use Appsheet to create fairly complex workflows and the ongoing costs aren't too bad. While obviously, the experiences you can create with low/no-code tools aren't going to be the same as with custom-tailored solutions, they can still be really transformative and useful for businesses.
Feel free to reach out if you have any questions, I'd be happy to answer any that you may have.
If you can scan the id based on barcode or qr then maybe Appsheet (connects to google sheet) is something to work with. App on the phone / tablet to scan the id (and maybe the equipment as well)
I think Appsheet works out for you!
A spreadsheet should work for that. You can also create a Google Form that updates the spreadsheet if you prefer inputting information that way.
Alternatively, you can try creating something with a platform like Appsheet.
You have to go through the AGs office and have a letter dated from your doctor/medical professional stating that you are no longer contagious which must be written no earlier than 10 days after your positive test and be within 14 days of your flight to Hawaii. You can submit your documents here https://www.appsheet.com/Account/Login?returnUrl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.appsheet.com%2Fstart%2Fe40693de-e1b8-4016-b8d5-20a6b64d0e21&fullScope=False&appName=Hawaii%20Travel%20Quarantine%20Ex...
Don't know if this counts but I build custom apps for people that want to stand-out & work uniquely from the regular ones in their industry. This is a custom one for a prospect in a similar field
I've been in iOS and Android dev since 2009, /u/scottanooga , and second what /u/StrangeWill said. You don't want to overcomplicate what has already been solved, unless you're just looking to burn money.
- Google Forms -> Google Sheets
- If that isn't fancy enough, Typeform Pro -> Airtable (or look into Zapier). It allows you to attach pics and take payments.
- Failing those, you can use something like Appsheet.
If you are learning iOS development, or any other kind of software development, the Devanooga slack is highly active and has a channel dedicated to helping beginners. The skill levels represented there cover just about every domain.
Check Appsheets out !
I built something similar for someone else.
We can work on this for you right now.
Yooooo ! I gatchu.
I've made some similar dispatch apps for some garbage disposal peeps in Pensylvannia. I guess you can come take it for a spin if you want to.
I could customize it for you with -email & SMS notification, Google maps & calendar integration & more . plus you get it done ASAP. days not months
Well here's one I made for someone else. Its web-based so it works on "all phones" & you can demand your own custom functions on it like email-notification, signature, QR-codes /barcodes & others.... (which you specify in here or chats).
On console I use this:
It has a ton of items. PC and console prices can differ dramatically sometimes depending on the piece.
AppSheet can definitely do this. Otherwise you should just use a service that's designed to gather survey responses, like SurveyMonkey or Google Forms.
Here is a simple survey with AppSheet, from their website: https://www.appsheet.com/samples/A-basic-app-structure-for-creating-surveys-or-forms
Well, there are many tools out there to use like Google forms,Google Sheets etc but you can own one like this with features you want like invoicing, email notifications etc
There are many "standard" CRMs ,task schedule & Bookings apps out there.
See the Zoho suite & the likes. eg
- Zoho Bookings
- FreshService
- Trello
If they don't satisfy your style OR are too generic, you can own one, like this one I made for a team of "engineers" & handymen in Auckland, NZ to fit your own style of work & features you want.
Try Appsheets ...or since I've done this project for other prospects see a demo of it. The QR- code-generating one is in on another app. where they recieve it & they just come & scan in.
Ow you mean something like this ? With a little extra feature for quotes & invoicing ? it exists now. Nice job dude. 1st time working with a tatooist.
Oh you mean something like this ? where people can:
- log interest to get a haircut
- choose preferred barber
- choose preferred hair service & preferred hairstyle
- you can send notification to them via email ....or SMS
- .... & more ?
Sheez..Mad respect to your 14 years boss ! VA wassup !
You can see people's setup locations. You can add yours too.
For a while, I used AppSheet to create my own rolling to-do list app based on a Google Sheet document. That's a bit involved, though.
I recently realized that I could implement rolling/repeating to-do lists in OmniFocus, which is my primary personal organization app. Goodbye AppSheet. I've been quite happy with that---but OmniFocus is macOS and iOS-only, so not for everyone.
We’ve built an inventory management app using AppSheet
It has a template for inventory management that you can use and customize as necessary. It works on android, iOS and in a browser on desktop.
I have 8 of the Crown DIYs you are looking for! Here's my wishlist (Not including bug off items!) :D
Catalog complete Simple Panels Set and Crafting Services!
Can craft almost anything in the game except for Golden Watering Can :D
Looking for wishlist items to keep or 3 NMT for cataloging
Tips appreciated for crafting, just provide the materials needed ! ^^
Here's my RMM! Would appreciate a rating afterwards. Link me your's and I'll rate you back!
*Also selling 600+ DIYs, 400+ Fossils, Hybrids, etc. over at my main thread if you'd like to check it out after!
Hi I have all the DIYs you're looking for except for the Celeste and Ironwood ones! Here's my wishlist items! lmk what you have! :D
Nan crafting Dark Cosmos Crown!
Please do not run on flowers! Doing groups of 2, follow me to her house and don't wander! :D
Tips highly appreciated! Especially looking for my wishlist items to catalog (or keep if you're feeling generous!) but anything is appreciated really! ^^
Here's my RMM! Would love to have your review afterwards! Link me yours and I'll review back! :D
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*Also trading 600+ DIYs, 400+ Fossils, K.K. Songs, etc. over at my main thread if you'd like to check it out after!
Open for Meteor Shower!
No Celeste but you can come and make 20 wishes :D
No fees required but would appreciate cataloging any of my wishlist items (or keep if you're feeling generous!) :D
If you were willing to go with a multi-vendor cloud then Oracle offer APEX which is perfect for things like this. If it's just a single small database it would probably for within their free tier as well.
Have you considered AppSheet which is now part of GCP?
Hi I can craft for you ☺️ Looking mainly for any of my wishlist items but any tip would be appreciated :D
It sounds like the most efficient solution would be to have a hand-held, wireless barcode scanner to scan/lookup a record then quickly enter an inventory quantity and be ready to scan the next item.
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>It is 2020, there HAS to be a better faster way!?
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>what is the fastest way to take yearly inventory counts with 2010 or previous FM
Well, there is a better way with newer versions of FMP, but it sounds like you want a solution without upgrading. FileMaker Go would be very useful here but you would need FMP12 or newer.
Without upgrading, a laptop and hand-held barcode scanner are probably your best option. Or you could use some other mobile app/device to scan and collect data, then import that into FMP. AppSheet would be a good option.
I have no idea how I ended up here but I was digging through so many sites!
map of open dentistsalthough im not sure if it may be of much help
> heya, you can add your dad's practice to this so new patients can find you! https://www.appsheet.com/start/80e4d601-3045-47a3-84ea-8ff208103b37 r
heya, if you decide to open now, you can add your practice to this so new patients can find you! https://www.appsheet.com/start/80e4d601-3045-47a3-84ea-8ff208103b37
> heya, you can add your practice to this so new patients can find you! https://www.appsheet.com/start/80e4d601-3045-47a3-84ea-8ff208103b37
> heya, you can add your practice to this so new patients can find you! https://www.appsheet.com/start/80e4d601-3045-47a3-84ea-8ff208103b37
If it is map/directory based you can build it with appsheets with no code - I've just made something that is kinda in that realm maybe you can use it for your idea
I made a tool for patients who need emergency dental help in the US
Basically it's a database of dentists who are open to taking in new patients and not just patients of record during this time while many offices are closed and haven't updated their hours, leading to potential patients who are suffering having to call 3 pages of google results. I've got some data already check it out here:
https://www.appsheet.com/start/80e4d601-3045-47a3-84ea-8ff208103b37
BRO I GOT U. I'm building a tool for emergency dental care during this time of lockdown in the US. It's in prototype right now but i have some data that might help you if you see someone in your area! https://www.appsheet.com/start/80e4d601-3045-47a3-84ea-8ff208103b37
You might be in the wrong subreddit. If you don't have a C# background and aren't looking to do a ton of studying to create that simple functionality, you may look at a no-code option like AppSheet:
Or you could hire someone and they could tailor a solution to your needs and give you invaluable insight on design.
You might consider reading up about what insulation actually does before spending on it what could easily net you another 100Ah of battery, which you'll almost certainly want once you figure out how much more important ventilation is than insulation.
Electrical math for a van is also pretty easy as math goes. Someone already figured out how to do it all for you, you just have to plug the numbers that apply to you into a solar calculator. I'm building one:
https://www.appsheet.com/start/ff04c6c7-b740-49dd-9828-e3021fee2486
Don't enter personal info into it at this time, as it's in alpha state, but it'll do solar math for you if you add electrical components to a BOM.
How many users? If it's less than 10 you can use appsheet and keep the app in prototype phase indefinitely for no cost. If it's more than 10 users it's still worth investigating as it's a pretty intuitive and robust framework.
You can easily convert your spreadsheet into an app with AppSheet. They have a free version that works for most internal, small business projects. Check out the platform and message me if you need a hand getting started.
I'm still not quite sure why you wouldn't be interested in an app or tablet?
Since you already have Excel sheets with formulas/macros, maybe you could even just buy a few cheap ($100-200) Windows Surface pros and load the up with the Excel sheets?
It might take more work, but, alternatively, there are some drag-n-drop app builders that sync with spreadsheets; for example, AppSheet.
Well if any of you are interested we've got a discord group with 100+ UK players only on it. Has channels for squadding up and automated leaderboards/league's to compete in.
If you want an invite let me know :)
I haven't tried it myself but a friend showed me App sheets the other day. Might be wortj looking at. From having a quick read. It seems free for personal projects which I think fits your needs.
There's a Wob applet that allows you to search just by words (i.e. boosts, score, attack, etc.) here: https://www.appsheet.com/start/42d2c567-244e-49d5-8628-551f1bfc529f#appName=WobLookup-399738&control=Full+List&group=%5B%5D&page=fastTable&sort=%5B%7B%22Column%22%3A%22Name%22%2C%22Order%22%3A%22Ascending%22%7D%2C%7B%22Column%22%3A...
You can kind of sort it that way.
All current score boosters in Wibble Wobble: Wiglin, Steppa, Elder Bloom / Heartful; Arachnevil, Sgt. Burly / Brave; Unpleasant / Wicked
Attack boosters: Siro, Blazion Awoken, Moximous M / Brave; Lava Lord, Gargaros / Tough; Pink Emperor, Spoilerina / Charming; Mass Mutterer / Eerie; Beelzebold / Shady (there are many more than this, I'm tired and will edit and relist later, or you can check out the applet.)
For the purposes of the current U.S. server version of Wibble Wobble, these should be all of the score boosters available:
Steppa and Wiglin - Rank E each - Heartful - not fantastic but I hear some people use an S7 Steppa and it helps, I guess if they don't have Elder Bloom. Sgt. Burly - Rank C - Brave - everybody has him as an auto befriend from Stage 16. This is the minimum level option if you haven't obtained anybody else. Arachnevil - Rank S - Brave - in most circumstances, probably the second best in the game, and in some circumstances surrounding Brave tribe unity, the best. I do not think he is currently available for this event, but he resurfaces every so often. Elder Bloom - Rank S - for most intent purposes, the best score booster in the game based on the point value of the Soultimate level for which he is currently sitting. Of course, you need to unlock his Medallium page through befriending various Yo-kai, and the Medallium will show you who those are.
Did I miss anybody? I don't think so. So options are limited, but as a bare minimum, Burly should be in your team until you can employ the help of one of the others.
In general, this applet will give you stats and figures for all Yo-kai in Puni and Wibble Wobble; probably a "too much information" kind of thing for you right now since many of these Yo-kai are only available on the Japanese server of the game.
To add to the other great comments, you can also look into "no code" app builders like https://www.appypie.com/, https://www.appsheet.com/, etc. These are separate from app prototyping tools in that you can deploy the app to real users and store data, etc.
AppSheet is pretty cool if you are okay with using Google stuff.
This looks like excel, so I'm unsure if there is an equivalent, but there is a free addon to google sheets that claims to be able to turn your spreadsheet into an iphone or android app quickly, but i've never messed with it.
https://www.appsheet.com/apps-from-google-sheets-and-forms
I'm pretty decent with google sheets and would be happy to help you, sign NDA, or whatever else!