What’s language/framework do you plan to use, @BananaShplit39? For example, I take very different approaches to working with Airtable in frontend code or command line utilities (where I’m generally importing AT as a one-off job, sometimes only at bui...

Looking at the Thunkable docs, in addition to the built-in Airtable data access, you can use Web APIs directly. Use that to talk to your serverless function. The Airtable API itself is very flexible. The only tricky part is batching requests when you...

@Michael_Rogulla I think the only solution right now is to “proxy” your Airtable requests through a backend that has access to your API key. This is simple to achieve with a cloud function. If you use a third party service like Netlify, they let you ...

Airtable is where I want to put data for (collaborative) editing, not for storing logs, or for tracking behavior like email clicks. It’s a great tool but not every job requires a hammer. For the greatest user experience, I want my bases self-containe...

Hi @Tom_Slesinger I just did a search on “Neo4j” on the forum and came across your question. Sorry for the late reply! My approach is to query the relevant tables in Airtable through its API. The API only permits 100 rows at a time so you’ll need to ...