Super curious to see if anyone has done this and how difficult it is to transfer?
Half of my app is on Google sheets and half is Glide tables, I was able to easily upload all of my app data on Google Sheets to the Pages to test but can Glide tables be transferred within Glide?
What are some complications?
Do they have all the same capabilities but just have different visual experience? - meaning desktop look vs app
Pages is great and worth checking out. Itās only going to get better and offers way more out-of-the-box flexibility if your project is ever going to be used on a desktop.
I really like Pages with their containers and having multiple forms on one page. Mobile view works great as well, but sometimes containers look great on desktop, but not on mobile and they currently do not provide device specific components.
Another major thing to note is that while all your data will stay the same/move over, once you convert into a Page, youāll need to visually recreate everything all over again.
In case you are not aware, you can select the āNew Page from Dataā option in the dashboard, which will keep all of your data as well as computed columns.
Whilst the āNew Page from dataā option gives you a good start, there is still a lot of work involved as you basically have to rebuild your entire User Interface.
If youāre not in a hurry, Iād advise waiting for a bit. Glide have indicated that they will provide tools in the future to make the transition much easier.
The most annoying part of pages, is that you really gonna have to check 3 devices all the time, to see actual lookā¦ mobileā¦ 13 inches and lessā¦ above 13 inchesā¦ that makes me crazy, and impassible to work fastā¦ and have nice desktop viewā¦ in Apps you can scale elements according to screen resolutionā¦ so Pages are really design for mobile and tabletsā¦ not for desktop
Iāve converted several apps to pages using the feature @Jeff_Hager mentioned. However, Glide does plan on building a āconverterā at some point in 2023ā¦Iāll probably wait for that tool before rebuilding my non-essential apps.