I can only talk about Glide, because that’s the only no-code builder I’ve used.
The one thing I wish I knew about Glide before I got started is how god-damned powerful the Glide Data Editor is (and was). Then I wouldn’t have wasted so much freaking time messing around with spreadsheet formulas and scripts
Absolutely all of the above have taken Glide to a whole new level.
But none of those even existed back when you and I started with Glide.
I was more referring to the core set of computed columns that have been there for at least the past 3 years - Math, Relations, Single Value, Rollups, Joined Lists, If-then-else, etc.
Took me a while to realise how powerful the above set of columns are, but once I did it opened up a whole world of possibilities.
Oh, and of the more recent additions one that definitely belongs on your list is the group of JSON columns - JSON Object, JSON Template, Query JSON. Talk about turbocharging your Apps…
I too sometimes still have to be amazed at glides table power!! I was building a step in my make.com integration. It was consuming about 100 tasks per run. Then brainwave!! The entire branch of that automation could be eliminated with relations in the glide table itself! No need to populate those columns with a male integration! Boom. And that’s how it works. Never stop learning!
Just tried it and it’s brilliant! Game changer… thank you.
I particularly appreciate the Group option. This effectively releases one column from the table and gives it more room to breath.
Since you are sprinkling star dust around, here is a related wish: add an enhancement to the new table component that exports the table to CSV. Crucially the export would respect any user filters applied. That would be awesome.
Moreover, If we could have chart components that were linked to the table - again respecting user filters - then that would be incredible.