One year later and this feature is still not active.
I love Glide and it truly is a brilliant service, but it seems it is more oriented towards fully public apps. Even more so, towards apps that generates revenue. I’m all for monetizing where possible and that’s a sound business model. It’s simply not one which fits enterprise/corporate clients.
Here I raise just one basic, yet very fundamental, flaw which is a showstopper for any corporate client.
It seems that other services, such as AppSheets, is fully oriented towards such enterprise clients. The thing is, they’re not a intuitive as Glide.
Well, I guess you can’t win them all (as a user) or cover them all (as a service provider)…
As a side note for the Glide team: I would strongly recommend to add a very clear and visible disclaimer about these fundamental issues. Not only that they are possibly violating the GDPR (sensitive documents are publicly visible by following a simple URL), they are also truly so trivial that corporate clients might not even make sure Glide supports them. They will assume that such basic functions are part of the system. I am ashamed to say that I am one such client who didn’t make sure the service covers these functions. Normally, when you go to buy a car, you don’t inspect to make sure it has seats, windows or lockable doors. It’s fair to say you assume this attributes are (part of) what makes it a car. When these attributes aren’t there, it’s not a car. It’s a quadricycle which isn’t suitable to most commuters. Sadly, Glide seems to be a quadricycle trying to drive on the highway with fully fledged cars.
Just to be on the safe side, I’ll mention here that I’m not affiliated in any way with any other these other cars markers/service providers. I’m just a client who is looking to buy a new car 