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NoCode in the Enterprise
NoCode development platforms have been on the rise over the past few years, but – thus far – their popularity has been mostly relegated to enthusiasts, startups, and small businesses, therefore leaving the NoCode enterprise space mostly untouched. As with any new...
What’s New in SpreadsheetWEB 6.16
Connecting third party services like CRMs, payment systems, or messaging systems to your web applications typically involves using their API, and this means that you need to have some coding knowledge, or hire someone to do this for you. We’ve built Connectors to...
Handling Business Logic in NoCode
While there are numerous NoCode platforms for designing and building presentation and data persistence layers, the market is sparse when it comes to developing intricate and complex business logic layers. This is likely due to the inherent difficulty in building a...
The Rise of NoCode in Numbers
NoCode is not a new concept. The premise of nonprogrammers developing and maintaining applications has been around for a long time under names like Visual Programming or Rapid Application Development. Although it’s a novel concept, the technology never took hold or...
The First NoCode Platform: Spreadsheet Software
NoCode is not a new concept: the premise of designing tools for nonprogrammers to build and maintain their own applications without coding has been around for a long time. NoCode is a new name for an old concept. Some of its older names include Visual Programming and...
What’s New in SpreadsheetWEB 6.15
Temporary storage of information over the web is handled through the storage method called “caching”. This is essentially how users can access web content, send inputs, and receive the outcome on their end. Mainly, there are two places that a web page can store...
How to Pay Off Debt and Create Your Own Debt Payoff Calculator
When buying a house or car that you could only afford years from today, creating a budget for college expenses, or simply taking on credit cards due to unexpected events; debt can be a very powerful tool when used correctly. As wonderful as it sounds, debt can weigh...
Connected Workbooks: SpreadsheetWeb Supports External References (Links) in Excel
Microsoft defines an external reference (or link) as a reference to a cell or range on a worksheet in another Excel workbook, or a reference to a defined name in another workbook. Throughout this article, we’ll refer to the workbook that contains the links as the...
What’s New in SpreadsheetWeb 6.14
SpreadsheetWEB now has its own connector: the SpreadsheeWEB Connector! Excel’s external references allow creating references for the contents of a range or cell in other workbooks that are in the user’s computer. This way, you can pull data and calculations from...