Re: """Standard""" software
Fritz Wuehler <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | comp.os.linux.misc |
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| Organization | dizum.com - The Internet Problem Provider |
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Carlos E. R. <[email protected]> [CER]: CER> It is not complex at all, by computer standards. Just four hundred CER> lines and 15 columns, a table. CER> And it just failed again. CER> CER> I need another product for the phone. Another option to consider: just build a form to collect your data (https://fillout.com) exactly the way you like it (e.g. with dates in european format and day/month names in spanish) and then save your data to (at least) a couple of online db's that have a CRUD REST API. Then build a dashboard/stats galore web page with all the metrics/charts that you need. Both the form and the dashboard pages can be accessed from anywhere and any device. No need to limit yourself just to what a mobile app offers. The fillout.com sister site zite.com lets you build your stats web page as well as store the data to their db (with a generous free tier) just by typing a few prompts to their AI bot. Give it a try, it's definitely more fun than hunting down the right fuel consumption app (mostly by and for americans, with their miles, gallons, mpg units) for your mobile phone. With a custom web form you can do a lot of neat stuff like optimizing it for small screen devices, or changing the default submit button(s) to a thumbnail image of your vehicles/vessels, if you happen to operate more than one of them. Microsites built with AI seem to be all the rage these days. They don't call it SaaSpocalypse for nothing... (No affiliation with the aforementioned web sites, just a happy customer)