Comments on: A look at Dabble DB http://www.solutionwatch.com/294/a-look-at-dabble-db/ Solution Watch surveys the bleeding-edge of the productivity world, reviewing and providing in-depth walkthroughs of today's best services all day and every day. Sat, 22 Nov 2008 12:07:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 by: Internet Website Design http://www.solutionwatch.com/294/a-look-at-dabble-db/#comment-695956 Sat, 28 Jun 2008 00:56:15 +0000 http://www.solutionwatch.com/294/a-look-at-dabble-db/#comment-695956 is there a Mac version? This is perfect for me as I need an online/virtual planner. is there a Mac version? This is perfect for me as I need an online/virtual planner.

]]> by: Eric http://www.solutionwatch.com/294/a-look-at-dabble-db/#comment-639973 Fri, 06 Jun 2008 06:01:05 +0000 http://www.solutionwatch.com/294/a-look-at-dabble-db/#comment-639973 <strong>Eric...</strong> The term is used colloquially for any kind of Linkback.It has since been implemented in most other blogging tools. This enables authors... Eric…

The term is used colloquially for any kind of Linkback.It has since been implemented in most other blogging tools. This enables authors…

]]> by: Ross Parker http://www.solutionwatch.com/294/a-look-at-dabble-db/#comment-239938 Tue, 24 Apr 2007 10:43:32 +0000 http://www.solutionwatch.com/294/a-look-at-dabble-db/#comment-239938 Good review, thanks. I have just been messing about with Dabble. It is good as far as it goes - but I'd like to see you be able to build a full application on top of it, building in remote data-entry and views. Without this, it's just a snazzy online version of Access. Good review, thanks. I have just been messing about with Dabble. It is good as far as it goes - but I’d like to see you be able to build a full application on top of it, building in remote data-entry and views. Without this, it’s just a snazzy online version of Access.

]]> by: Telcotrash http://www.solutionwatch.com/294/a-look-at-dabble-db/#comment-8820 Sun, 16 Jul 2006 15:19:58 +0000 http://www.solutionwatch.com/294/a-look-at-dabble-db/#comment-8820 <strong>Stealth Start-ups, Part I of III...</strong> Well, and then again maybe not so stealth as some of them have been around for quite a while by now (some of them since 2005). At the recent Under The Radar Conference in June, some 32 companies presented. Here's... Stealth Start-ups, Part I of III…

Well, and then again maybe not so stealth as some of them have been around for quite a while by now (some of them since 2005). At the recent Under The Radar Conference in June, some 32 companies presented. Here’s…

]]> by: Ganduri si idei » Tech realated http://www.solutionwatch.com/294/a-look-at-dabble-db/#comment-3988 Sun, 14 May 2006 17:32:42 +0000 http://www.solutionwatch.com/294/a-look-at-dabble-db/#comment-3988 [...] DabbleDB a fost lansat. Ce este dabbleDB? Probabil ei explica cel mai bine: "Dabble DB combines the best of group spreadsheets, custom databases, and intranet web applications into a new way to manage and share your information on the web.". Un review aici. [...] […] DabbleDB a fost lansat. Ce este dabbleDB? Probabil ei explica cel mai bine: "Dabble DB combines the best of group spreadsheets, custom databases, and intranet web applications into a new way to manage and share your information on the web.". Un review aici. […]

]]> by: Dabble DB Launched » Solution Watch http://www.solutionwatch.com/294/a-look-at-dabble-db/#comment-3463 Thu, 11 May 2006 07:18:30 +0000 http://www.solutionwatch.com/294/a-look-at-dabble-db/#comment-3463 [...] A look at Dabble DBThis past week I have been beta testing the soon to release, Dabble DB. Dabble DB is a powerful web-based system that lets you store...Google Base is now liveGoogle Base has finally launched and is ready to help you let the world find your content. You can store pretty much anything (free) from...Lazybase - Instant Online DatabasesSeeing services with the aim of simple database creation online has always struck my interest. Maybe it is because I work with databases everyday, or... [...] […] A look at Dabble DBThis past week I have been beta testing the soon to release, Dabble DB. Dabble DB is a powerful web-based system that lets you store…Google Base is now liveGoogle Base has finally launched and is ready to help you let the world find your content. You can store pretty much anything (free) from…Lazybase - Instant Online DatabasesSeeing services with the aim of simple database creation online has always struck my interest. Maybe it is because I work with databases everyday, or… […]

]]> by: gabinetedeinformatica.net » Dabble db, el principio del interface db en la web 2.0 http://www.solutionwatch.com/294/a-look-at-dabble-db/#comment-2419 Tue, 04 Apr 2006 19:21:42 +0000 http://www.solutionwatch.com/294/a-look-at-dabble-db/#comment-2419 [...] Puede sustituir los procesos básicos en una BD, diseño de tablas, formulario de gestión de datos, filtrado tanto por categoria como por el valor del campo, agrupación de campos, aunque parece más visual que efectivo. En principio funciona con el formato de hojas de calculo a la hora de la importación con un método pedestre de copia y pega, pero funciona. Lo que hecho de menos es que haya conectores a las verdaderas BD hechas en MySQL, Oracle, Access, etc. Con ello lo que quiero decir es que falta hacer sustituciones masivas en determinados campos o bases de datos. Creo que sería sencillo poder integrar y aplicar comandos SQL e incluso algún conector a la susodicha BD para hacer conectividad externa. Quizá este dando otra visión de la aplicación, ya que no es un gestor de BD plenamente por que le falta esto que comento. Pero tiene el aspecto de moda: lo social. Se puede compartir las aplicaciones creadas con otros usuarios dependiendo del plan que se elija: Personal (no se puede compartir), Basic (5 usuarios, 25$/mes), WorkGroup (15 usuarios y 25 aplicaciones, 50$/mes) y el Company (60 usuarios y 100 aplicaciones, 150$/mes). Esta apliación promete, para empezar está bien, solo funciona para probarla por medio de invitación de la empresa. Si alguien quiere probarla me queda un par de invitaciones antes de que se acabe el mes . Pero con la condición de que comente su experiencia aquí en unas líneas. También han hablado de esta aplición web: Diego+, econectados, Bicubic, Solution Watch (inglés) y OakLeaf Systems (inglés). Enlaces relacionados: Dabble db   [...] […] Puede sustituir los procesos básicos en una BD, diseño de tablas, formulario de gestión de datos, filtrado tanto por categoria como por el valor del campo, agrupación de campos, aunque parece más visual que efectivo. En principio funciona con el formato de hojas de calculo a la hora de la importación con un método pedestre de copia y pega, pero funciona. Lo que hecho de menos es que haya conectores a las verdaderas BD hechas en MySQL, Oracle, Access, etc. Con ello lo que quiero decir es que falta hacer sustituciones masivas en determinados campos o bases de datos. Creo que sería sencillo poder integrar y aplicar comandos SQL e incluso algún conector a la susodicha BD para hacer conectividad externa. Quizá este dando otra visión de la aplicación, ya que no es un gestor de BD plenamente por que le falta esto que comento. Pero tiene el aspecto de moda: lo social. Se puede compartir las aplicaciones creadas con otros usuarios dependiendo del plan que se elija: Personal (no se puede compartir), Basic (5 usuarios, 25$/mes), WorkGroup (15 usuarios y 25 aplicaciones, 50$/mes) y el Company (60 usuarios y 100 aplicaciones, 150$/mes). Esta apliación promete, para empezar está bien, solo funciona para probarla por medio de invitación de la empresa. Si alguien quiere probarla me queda un par de invitaciones antes de que se acabe el mes . Pero con la condición de que comente su experiencia aquí en unas líneas. También han hablado de esta aplición web: Diego+, econectados, Bicubic, Solution Watch (inglés) y OakLeaf Systems (inglés). Enlaces relacionados: Dabble db   […]

]]> by: Patrick Cormier http://www.solutionwatch.com/294/a-look-at-dabble-db/#comment-2354 Fri, 31 Mar 2006 08:39:24 +0000 http://www.solutionwatch.com/294/a-look-at-dabble-db/#comment-2354 Thanks for the detailed review! Have you found out if it is possible to include Dabble DB data entry forms and views on other web sites, similar to what ZohoCreator offers? Thanks for the detailed review! Have you found out if it is possible to include Dabble DB data entry forms and views on other web sites, similar to what ZohoCreator offers?

]]> by: Lazybase - Instant Online Databases » Solution Watch http://www.solutionwatch.com/294/a-look-at-dabble-db/#comment-2332 Thu, 30 Mar 2006 07:26:30 +0000 http://www.solutionwatch.com/294/a-look-at-dabble-db/#comment-2332 [...] Seeing services with the aim of simple database creation online has always struck my interest. Maybe it is because I work with databases everyday, or maybe just because I find them very useful. I have reviewed Dabble DB (very powerful), TracksLife (simple and more personal), tested ZohoCreator, and now there is a new online database service called Lazybase, that is so simple, it only takes a few clicks to get going. What I like about Lazybase is that its uses are endless and just about anyone can use it. It’s not better then Dabble DB and probably isn’t too good of an option if your looking to store sensative information, but it’s aim wasn’t meant to be. It’s aim was allow anyone to go to Lazyweb, instantly create a database by just entering a name, and record data for whatever you may need, whether it be for recording notes, saving a database of members, or maybe even for simple recording of expenses. What’s more is that you can share them with anyone, stick them on your website, subscribe to RSS feeds, and my favorite feature, creating custom bookmarklets to instantly save data on the go. For the most part, it works great, but there are a few things here and there that could use some work. Lets take a look. [...] […] Seeing services with the aim of simple database creation online has always struck my interest. Maybe it is because I work with databases everyday, or maybe just because I find them very useful. I have reviewed Dabble DB (very powerful), TracksLife (simple and more personal), tested ZohoCreator, and now there is a new online database service called Lazybase, that is so simple, it only takes a few clicks to get going. What I like about Lazybase is that its uses are endless and just about anyone can use it. It’s not better then Dabble DB and probably isn’t too good of an option if your looking to store sensative information, but it’s aim wasn’t meant to be. It’s aim was allow anyone to go to Lazyweb, instantly create a database by just entering a name, and record data for whatever you may need, whether it be for recording notes, saving a database of members, or maybe even for simple recording of expenses. What’s more is that you can share them with anyone, stick them on your website, subscribe to RSS feeds, and my favorite feature, creating custom bookmarklets to instantly save data on the go. For the most part, it works great, but there are a few things here and there that could use some work. Lets take a look. […]

]]> by: IT|Redux » Office 2.0 Directory http://www.solutionwatch.com/294/a-look-at-dabble-db/#comment-2305 Wed, 29 Mar 2006 03:31:41 +0000 http://www.solutionwatch.com/294/a-look-at-dabble-db/#comment-2305 [...] I initially started with Zoho Creator, which I had reviewed in the past. I then discovered Lazybase, following a very nice email from its creator, Toby Segaran. But I finally opted for Dabble DB, trusting the advice of my friend Pascal, and having read the excellent review from Brian Benzinger. Going straight to the point, Dabble DB is the most amazing Office 2.0 application that I have ever seen. [...] […] I initially started with Zoho Creator, which I had reviewed in the past. I then discovered Lazybase, following a very nice email from its creator, Toby Segaran. But I finally opted for Dabble DB, trusting the advice of my friend Pascal, and having read the excellent review from Brian Benzinger. Going straight to the point, Dabble DB is the most amazing Office 2.0 application that I have ever seen. […]

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