Baserow VS seatable

4. Baserow - 1.5k ⭐️

GitLab repository: https://gitlab.com/bramw/baserow.

💬 Follow us at @baserow on Twitter for staying in the known of all company updates and news. ⌨️ Join the Baserow community forum to chat with other developers and the Baserow team. ⭐️ Star Baserow on GitLab to show your appreciation of our work.

Check out the full roundup: https://baserow.io/blog/1-14-release-of-baserow. Test out Baserow 1.14: https://baserow.io. GitLab repository: Bram Wiepjes / baserow · GitLab.

Baserow

I'd also written an article on token authentication for django: https://www.spapas.net/2021/08/25/django-token-rest-auth/ using the REST Framework's TokenAuthentication.

This is simplest thing for most cases.

The session authentication that is proposed in the article is also great but has two problems:

* It will be hacky to implement for mobile apps (it should be possible but would not be something I'd like to do, I had tried in the past and remember that I needed to jump to a lot of hoops to "pick" that session cookie)

* The cookies can't be shared between different domains (cookies be shared the same domain or between a parent and child domain, i.e api.example.com can set/get cookies from .example.com).

So you can use the SessionAuthnentication if your frontend and backend share their domain and you know that your API won't ever be used for mobiles apps. On all other cases use TokenAuthentication.

I don't have experience with JWT Authentication, however I know it can be done and is used be various apps f.e baserow: https://gitlab.com/bramw/baserow/-/blob/develop/backend/src/...

Feel free to dig into https://gitlab.com/bramw/baserow repository, e.g. https://gitlab.com/bramw/baserow/-/blob/develop/backend/Dockerfile... There are docker compose files too.

Great idea! I've created an issue for it on the backlog https://gitlab.com/bramw/baserow/-/issues/1399.

Here is the full scoop on all new things: https://gitlab.com/bramw/baserow/-/releases/1.13.1.

Excuse me, i mixed-up Air and Seatable. What I meant was SeatableSeatable, which you can selfhost.

You should have a look a https://seatable.io/ though I don't have used it myself.

We're in the process of building an alternative to Google Photos over at https://kubesail.com. You can use it now with a spare PC, or buy our custom designed hardware at https://pibox.io.

Today we're prepping to publish our App to the iOS app-store, which will do local-wifi-photo-synching much like Google Photos, only faster (due to wifi).

As for Google Drive, apps like NextCloud (https://kubesail.com/template/erulabs/NextCloud) work really well, though they're not quite as slick as google products. For Google Sheets, there is https://seatable.io/.

Self-hosting software is coming along nicely. All it really needs to get as slick as Google products is more users and more money and more attention. We're hoping to provide exactly that by making it far easier to buy a "Google-Photos-replacement box" (PiBox + PhotoStructure) or a "Slack-replacement Box" (PiBox + Mattermost)

I think seatable is a self-hosted alternative, not nocodb or baseraw. Neither of these are adapted to the mobile phone. The interface on the mobile phone is chaotic. Not to mention PWA or mobile app. I can't understand why nocodb or baseraw says "alternative to Airtable".

The other thing is there seems to be a problem read here.

It's not so hard to see it's licensed under Apache license if you look at their obvious GitHub repo.

https://github.com/seatable/seatable