Re: """Standard""" software

On 2026-06-29 19:01, Fritz Wuehler wrote:
> 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.

Mmm.

I found an alternative software: Collabora Office. I transferred the 
calc sheet. It can be stored in Drive or locally.

Also, clearing the cache and data from the Google Calc app apparently 
solves the issue.

> 
> 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)
> 

Stored for another occasion :)

-- 
Cheers,
        Carlos E.R.
        ES🇪🇸, EU🇪🇺;