Get Started with Baserow: An Open Source Alternative to Airtable
Airtable is a well-known hybrid database/spreadsheet service that’s great for quickly building applications, says Jack Wallen. Unfortunately, it’s not available for Linux.
However, Wallen says, the Baserow no-code tool includes all the features necessary for an Airtable-like setup, and it’s open source.
This article walks you through the process of installation and configuration.
Read more at The New Stack.
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