Sep 11, 2021 10:59 PM
Hi @Jordan_Scott1 & @Rose_K ,
Some links from the Forum that deserve a little UP because they don’t seem to be often quoted neither by the Askers, nor by some Helpers:
Airtable Team :
To maintain (in my opinion) because they are sometimes gold mines of finds, quickly found in case of need!
Airtable:
The Featured Resources category contains collections of resources created by both Community users and Airtable to; answer common questions, provide use case examples, and showcase awesome workflows.
Featured Resources - Airtable Community Forum
Maybe those who seek the forum through indexed search techniques (such as those taught in some sections by @Bill.French) don’t really need it, but not everyone does R&D in this exciting field.
It’s very difficult to open this can of worms since I didn’t do a systematic search: I only post what I found along the way. There may be others and not the least.
just have a look, it’s gold:
Aron’s website and youtube channel by @Aron !
Same consideration : It’s very difficult to open this can of worms since I didn’t do a systematic search: I only post what I found along the way. There may be others and not the least.
I often quoted these link:
Getting started with Airtable Scripting
by @kuovonne:
syncinc is proposing:
The Complete Developer’s Guide to Airtable from Sync Inc / Blog.
builtonair is proposing:
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Sep 12, 2021 12:25 AM
Funnily enough, that Featured Resource category is meant to serve this exact role. But I guess you already know that. Though this absence of linking might actually mean it’s doing its job.
Namely, requests for help on these forums tend to fall into one of two categories: here-are-500-words-worth-of-technical-details-documenting-my-troublesome-but-exciting-predicament —aka the good one— and I-tried-nothing-and-am-all-out-of-ideas one.
Neither of which are ideal candidates for drawing people’s attention to general-purpose resources. Well, I guess the second one is, but I’m not surprised users who are hc enough to be forum regulars aren’t falling over themselves to explain how to use Google, etc. to someone who oozes that kind of entitled, I-cant-be-bothered vibe.
But maybe the silent majority, the folks that both have agency of their own and regularly accomplish stuff without explicit outside intervention, are at least partially doing so because they already found their way to all of these resources. I hope so, at least. :slightly_smiling_face:
Jan 17, 2022 05:07 AM
Great list! :blush: :raised_hands:
I also created a free Airtable training course on LinkedIn Learning here: