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Noted! Thanks for your feedback! 🙂

Thank you for the feeback! ☺

@davidacreates Thank you for your feedback! We truly appreciate it. ☺

@bobvansoest4078 Single Sign-On is already available for Database Builder and will be available in the next release for Application Builder. Is this something you're looking for?

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Hi @andrisi 👋 As of this writing, you can have 1:1, 1:M, and M:M relationships. You can also have a self-referencing relationship. However, there's no native way to enforce a specific relationship type. In other words, if you have a relationship that is 1:1 and you'd like to keep it as such, but you're working with a collaborator that has the permissions to edit that relationship, the collaborator would theoretically be able to turn that 1:1 into a 1:M relationship.

Thank you for your feedback! 💙

Thank you, Cam 😊

We appreciate your feedback, Ronald! 🙏

Hey @parthi2929, it sounds like you're looking for RBAC, or role-based access control. This is for more advanced used cases, so it's not available in Baserow's free plans. More about RBAC here: baserow.io/user-docs/permissions-overview

Thanks for your feedback, Pablo 😊

Nice! We also have a detailed tutorial explaining how the app was built: baserow.io/blog/baserow-pdf-generator-app 😊

Hi there! Feel free to share your question in the Baserow community forum: community.baserow.io/ 😊

Noted! Thanks for the feedback 🙌

All languages we currently support were added through community contributions. You can contribute to translations here: hosted.weblate.org/projects/baserow/

It depends. What is the collaborator doing? Do they need to edit? View? Learn about permissions here: baserow.io/user-docs/permissions-overview

@@baserow well, some would be editing, some would be just viewing only. And if I hire a contractor to do a job, I want to show them the project tasks I have written out on baserow, are they able to view it and make a comment?

Hey @nasouthanza, currently it's only available on baserow.io, and will be released for self-hosters in Baserow 1.27. 🙂

Hello @HaiHoo-rk3ex, Baserow offers different plans, including a free one. Check out the pricing plans here: baserow.io/pricing 🙂

Thanks! More videos are coming out soon, created by Frederik. 😊

@TheMajinCollins, yes! Test it out: alexpikuta.github.io/alexpikuta/

You add collaborators by inviting them as members to your workspace: baserow.io/user-docs/working-with-collaborators.

Hey, you can get more information about linking tables here: ua-cam.com/video/y-wAL-HNZuk/v-deo.htmlsi=FcyT8QAV6Ka9tita 🙂

Hey @TheMajinCollins, we're sorry to hear about your situation but glad you managed to establish the truth. 🙌

Glad you're enjoying it!

Correct, Pingflow!

Thank you @biorig!

Glad you like the field!

Hey @HideBuz! The initialization of the database schema shouldn't take much time. We suspect it's the installation of all the templates that's consuming the resources before your instance starts. What happens if you set BASEROW_TRIGGER_SYNC_TEMPLATES_AFTER_MIGRATION=false? If you're running Baserow on lower-spec servers, then we'd recommend setting BASEROW_RUN_MINIMAL=true. This will allow the project to run with minimal hardware, but it does come with a concurrency and performance cost. We hope that helps!

@@baserow thanks for answering. When I set templates to false, the initiatialization still crashes. I think it has to do with Celery consuming all of memory and on 2GB it simply just crashes. The minimum requirement should be 3 or 4GB of RAM, but the thing is: it's just the installation! Why not just import a SQL file on a new instance? After initalization the RAM falls back to 1GB so it's not like it requires a 4GB model to begin with. It's just your migrations are problematic.

@@HideBuz Apologies for the delay in response. Do you mind if we switch to the Baserow community forum to help with your question/issue? community.baserow.io/

Noted! Thanks for the feedback 😊

To configure the login element, you'll first need to choose the source of your user data. Here are more detailed instructions on how to configure user sources: baserow.io/user-docs/user-sources. 🙂

I’m new to this but I think what you need is to create a form view in the table where you want to store this information. The form will allow you to collect the information (signup) which will then be stored in the table. You then just need to either share the url of the form, or create a page with a link to the form such as a ‘sign-up’ button.

Thank you for the feedback, @scottmiller7574! This year, we plan to release an analytics dashboard. 🙂

@@baserow thats fantastic news 🙂

Thanks for the feedback!

You can use Baserow on mobile devices, but full mobile support isn't available yet. We're planning to improve the mobile experience for Baserow later this year.

Noted! Thanks for your feedback @X1011 🙂

Hello! Thank you for your feedback. We are planning to add more elements in future releases. 🙂

Thank you for your kind words about Baserow, @HideBuz! We'll pass your feedback on architecture to the development team. 🙌

Thank you for your feedback, @Embrioso! We will discuss it as a potential new feature with our team.

Hey @Embrioso, we have a small update for you: we'll add a feature that allows the AI field type to work with images. Thanks for sharing your idea with us!

@@baserow omg! 😱