Jaroslaw Staniek <stan...@kde.org> wrote: > > The exclusive group or RAD users is not small but severely distributed > so quite hard to reach. Misused spreadsheets for example are > competitors too. There's always room for IT projects without any > reasonable budget assigned. > Yes, that's my pet hate, people using spreadsheets for storing tables of text information. :-)
> PS: And I am unsure why would the LV claim there's no client-server > architecture in such RAD tools if all database engines (but SQLite) > have always been client-server. Maybe it's about the app and GUI on > the server side? > A good, easy to use front-end (like Kexi may become or MS Access sort of is) would encourage more use of databases. I've been searching for a decent replacement for MS Access for ages and still haven't found one. My fundamental requirement is soemthing like Access' table view that allows very simple creation and updating of a table. I've yet to find anything. -- Chris Green ยท _______________________________________________ Kexi mailing list Kexi@kde.org https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kexi