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Ronan McQuillan | Aug 22, 2022
How to Build a MongoDB CRUD App in 4 Steps
Learn how to build a MongoDB CRUD app in just a few minutes with Budibase.
Ronan McQuillan | Aug 22, 2022
Spreadsheet vs Database | Ultimate Guide
How you store data has a massive impact on your efficiency, effectiveness, and success. Today we’re diving deep into spreadsheets vs databases.
Ronan McQuillan | Aug 21, 2022
How to Build a Google Sheets Dashboard
Today we’re looking at how to build a Google Sheets dashboard using Budibase.
Ronan McQuillan | Aug 21, 2022
Make an App from Excel Spreadsheets | Step-by-Step
Today, we’re going to look at a better way to manage data, calculations, and workflows. That is, how to make an app from Excel spreadsheets.
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Using a Form to Enter Google Sheets Data
Budibase is the perfect solution for using a form to enter Google Sheets data. Follow our tutorial to find out more.
Ronan McQuillan | Aug 21, 2022
How to Create Forms for SQL Databases in 3 Steps
Learn how to create forms for SQL databases in less than 5 minutes with Budibase
Ronan McQuillan | Jul 12, 2022
Data Sources for App Projects | Ultimate Guide
When building a web app, your choice of data source is critical. Here’s our free, in-depth guide to making the right decision for your app project.
Ronan McQuillan | May 22, 2022
How to Create a Data Model in 9 Steps
In this guide, we’ll walk through everything you need to know to create a data model for your next app project.
Ronan McQuillan | May 22, 2022
How to Integrate Multiple Databases in a Web App
Check out our in-depth guide to learn how to integrate multiple databases, for all kinds of app projects.
Ronan McQuillan | May 22, 2022
What is a Database Schema?
A database schema is a blueprint for how data is organized and structured. Our guide explains everything you need to know.
Ronan McQuillan | May 22, 2022
Building a CRUD app with Budibase and Next.js
In this example we will build a small CRUD app, using Budibase and Next js, that allows users to view sales records and create new ones.
Michael Drury | Mar 10, 2022
