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For now, yes. I'm hard at work building Google Sheets API integration so you won't have to make your sheet public.
But presumably, that is going to cost you $15k or whatever it is now to be an approved user of Google API?
This looks really cool! I love your quick video that shows how to use the product and build a great looking UI so quickly. I'm guessing you guys use Liquid based on the curly braces? It looks like you have a pretty nice UI for manipulating the dynamic data, but if you're interested, my product helps people write Liquid: https://www.dropkiq.com/ Let me know if you're interested. Otherwise, best of luck with your produ…
This looks really cool! I love your quick video that shows how to use the product and build a great looking UI so quickly. I'm guessing you guys use Liquid based on the curly braces? It looks like you have a pretty nice UI for manipulating the dynamic data, but if you're interested, my product helps people write Liquid: https://www.dropkiq.com/ Let me know if you're interested. Otherwise, best of luck with your produ…
I implemented the parsing part! This is the first I've heard of Liquid though. When SheetUI has gained sufficient traction that people need advanced Liquid support, I'll look to your product for that :) There is no price quoted on your page though; do you mind telling us here a ballpark figure?
For Dropkiq, your app looks simple enough (for the Liquid part) that you could likely use our free version. For apps that have complex Liquid, we have our Pro version, which I'm currently offering beta pricing at around 1K per year.
Keep us in mind as you grow! :D
Great idea and execution! I've been using Liftoff[1] with Airtable as a DIY solution for this and while it's been easy to set it up and deploy it on Netlify, I still had to resort to writing a custom watch for changes daemon and forking the repo for adjusting the components layout. I like that SheetUI has the things above built-in and more functionalities like adding buttons and a customisation UI. Is a custom-CSS fe…
SheetUI is built using Material UI, which I'm still getting the hang of. It certainly has support for parameterized themes. As for custom CSS, I'm going to have to look into how to do that technically while making sure there's no security implications. Thanks for showing me Liftoff! The generated websites look great. I'll see what I can learn from it.
Thank you for considering this!
Is there a tool that does the reverse? It would also be very interesting. Turn any webpage into a spreadsheet.
This product is great... But it makes me feel sad to think about all the webpages that hide a small amount of tabular data in an oversized web UI. I want the reverse of this service - I just want the raw data from any web page in a spreadsheet ready to filter and sort and define new columns as I please...
What you just described is essentially a scraper/crawler right? Would scraping them into a sheet you own be sufficient for your use case?
Example usecase:. eBay search results, I want to sort by "Price plus $0.50 per mile from me", since I'm going to have to drive my van to pick up the item.
That would be super easy with a spreadsheet of the search results, and I could probably have the data sorted in under 60 seconds on a column of "=B5+C5*0.5"
Services like this need an easy way to allow people to use their own domain names, and we need to lower the barrier of entry to individuals registering domains and setting up HTTPS. Imagine a SaaS that sells domains, then provides and easy (and open) API for delegating control over subdomains using OAuth2. So I sign up for sheetui, and during the registration process they redirect me to a namecheap.com (where andersp…
This is an interesting use case (the delegation of subdomain). Sounds like something that can be built atop Amazon Route 53. Have you seen this need come up a lot?
For example I'm working on a project right now that's ideal for self-hosting, but I really want to encourage people to use their own domain names, and registering them and handling HTTPS is a rather large barrier.
Services like this need an easy way to allow people to use their own domain names, and we need to lower the barrier of entry to individuals registering domains and setting up HTTPS. Imagine a SaaS that sells domains, then provides and easy (and open) API for delegating control over subdomains using OAuth2. So I sign up for sheetui, and during the registration process they redirect me to a namecheap.com (where andersp…