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Create Business Applications with AppSheet
A Basic Guide to Build Data Driven Mobile Apps & Web-Apps in Minutes
57:07 of on-demand video • Updated August 2019
You'll learn how to get started and publish data-driven mobile apps with AppSheet
You'll learn the design principles of data-driven apps
You'll learn how to manage mobile apps, starting with data structure, applying different behaviors in the app, and then manage publishing and access
You'll learn how to add maps to your apps
You'll learn how to add image galleries to your apps
You'll learn how to create a database mobile app
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App she does an intuitive no code app development platform that empowers anyone in the organization to build powerful applications for collecting updating or sharing data more effectively. Business applications can range from supporting delivery logistics or field operations to streamlining internal H.R. process or managing project workflows. Any scenario where data can be collected and shared with other stakeholders more efficiently represents an opportunity to digitize or automate with custom built apps. Traditional development resources are typically costly and time consuming which makes no code platforms real valuable to average business users who are most familiar with day to day inefficiencies. App she gives those users the ability to build apps with powerful and highly customizable feature sets with layers of intelligence built in to help reduce the workload of people creating those apps as well as those using them app she is intent driven which means that with just a spreadsheet or even just some written ideas about what an application should do a functional prototype is automatically generated and available to customize removing time consuming wire framing development and feedback steps from the traditional development process means that functional solutions can be deployed at a fraction of the cost and oftentimes in a matter of hours instead of weeks or months. Applications are commonly deployed for use on mobile or tablet devices but can just as easily be used as interactive web apps run on desktop browsers displayed on large monitors for viewing live analytics or used without an interface at all. As a layer of automation that runs in the background generating and delivering notifications or reports as data is collected or updated app sheet apps are frequently built from a Google Sheet or Excel spreadsheet. But apps can be built or integrated with a variety of types of structured data when information within an app is added or updated. Those updates are instantly sent back to the original data source or sources. The app is built from at any point in the process if the data source of an app needs to change for example from an excel sheet hosted in Dropbox to a sequel database. It's simple to connect the app to that new source in the Apple keep functioning without any downtime app features or data driven meaning that the features and capabilities of each app can be enabled. If the data is designed to accommodate it. If you want to collect signatures make sure your table has a column allotted for signatures. If you want to display a map make sure the table includes a column of addresses or lat long coordinates. Every app with its unique features will function off line. For example in remote areas or basements of buildings when the device reconnects any updates accumulated will sink back to the data source. Organizations of all sizes take advantage of the platform for a variety of use cases. But across the board as more people contribute to building solutions the more valuable the platform becomes. Layers of security and governance on data and app functionality ensure a secure environment. While performance enhancements and collaboration tools give users control over solving their business problems together in a cost effective way.