Happy new year!
Modulartable is a project I’ve been working on since the second half of 2020; originally inspired by chatter on these very boards (e.g. Blockchaining) and wanting to do my very own JavaScript pilgrimage of reinventing the wheel just o...
You’ve probably all seen the following warning by now:
I’m guessing the deprecated behavior might still work well into 2022, but if you want to future-proof your scripts right now and/or depend on the old behavior, here’s the cleanest, functional wa...
Is the fact that the Scripting app linter recognizes this method a bug, or a sign of things to come?
The capital B seems to imply React shenanigans.
I know there have been calls for table creation to be added to the app, but I didn’t think it would ...
Happy Thursday!
Regarding this old issue:
Can only send 15 mutations every 1000ms - Development and integrations / Scripting app - Airtable Community Forum
The underlying cause has been fixed, as per Airtable support. I stumbled upon it in a complete...
Continuing the discussion from Base64 conversion:
Wanted to resurrect this 2020 topic for a second because it was locked without a definitive explanation, so maybe I can offer one and help some future coding prodigy keep their anxiousness in check in...
Definitely possible to accomplish this with a script and a combination of computed fields, like you outlined.It might feel a bit awkward to get through the door at first since you don't have any margin for error and would hence likely have to spend m...
Generators are one way to solve this, but since we’re talking about simple scripts here, you don’t need to commit to anything so fancy.
If I’m understanding you correctly, all you have to do is not await the performance-heavy load while continuing to...
kuovonne:
While querying for just one record instead of all the records will improve performance some, I find it surprising that simply querying the table by itself will take over 30 seconds, even though you are getting all the data in all the r...
Salut @Hadrien_Vuillet-A-Ci, the use case you’re describing sounds fairly straightforward.
Based on the info you shared, an automation is ostensibly the best way to go about this, both in terms of near-term benefits and beyond. Although tying a recur...
Based on @Ariana_Garbers’ use case description, they might want to plug something along these lines into a Scripting automation. Assuming they’re not uploading thousands of CSVs on a monthly basis.