The May release of Baserow contains exporting functionality, ordering groups, databases, tables and views via drag and drop, more filters, more bug fixes and more templates.
This release includes useful improvements such as running Baserow locally, order rows by drag and drop, admin user management, small changes and some bug fixes.
The latest 1.1 update contains some long anticipated features like the search, reordering of fields, huge speed improvement and the ability to install templates.
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The February update contains small changes and bug fixes that improve stability. We also created a Cloudron app and redesigned the left sidebar.
It is now be possible to invite others to your group via email and collaborate with them in real time. Some bug fixes and the hiding of fields are also included.
Because we had less time available in this month we have focussed on lots of smaller issues. Among them are the single select field and inserting rows above and below a row.
The november update brings several small changes, bug fixes and the file field type. This new field makes it possible to upload your images and documents to a cell.
This month's update includes, along with some great contributions from the community, the much requested importing and exposing data publicly via a REST API features.
The end of september brings another release of Baserow. From now on you can filter and sort all your rows. We also introduced a new URL field. Baserow version 0.4.0.
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You might have noticed us asking you to fill out a survey related to the upcoming features of Baserow. Here we share the results and a new road map.
The end of August brings you the most requested feature, the link to another table field. You can use this feature to make relations with other tables. This blog post also contains some information about the bug fix in 0.3.1.
Baserow has been released open source under the MIT license. We have finished our developer and API documentation and the repository is hosted at GitLab.
Over the last four weeks two new fields have been added, the grid view's user experience has been improved, rows can be edited via a popup and many new other features.
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We're happy to announce our first publicaly available version of Baserow. This early version contains only basic features, but more will be added the following weeks. Create an account via the homepage.
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