So my question is really regarding this launch, rather than NocoDB itself as all pertinent questions regarding it seems to have been asked.

I see you have got some feedback on your website regarding NocoDB after production deployment by some companies, How long you folks have been developing NocoDB? Were you using your personal funds for development?

All the best, Hope NoCoDB turns out to be another successful dual-licensed startup.

You should apply to YCombinator S21 batch! (feel free to use my reference: syrusakbary if you would like!)

https://www.ycombinator.com/apply/

FYI, I think you are using the wrong logo on Vasyl Rakivnenko testimonial. You using the Spanish Servired (a bank network) logo instead of the Polish Servired (Road Transportation).

I think this is the correct one: https://www.linkedin.com/company/servired-sp-z-o-o-/

This is so important and the opening up of code / databases to non-technical people will create so much value.

Maybe we can work together on it! (I guess, open source means we will be)

E.g. I tried a simple example with A country table containing an iso-code and a name, and a company table containing a name and a country. Somehow I can not use the iso code in the company table, I am forced to use the auto-incrementing primary key. I am not able to set iso-code column as unique which would solve my issue.

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The app also has UI problems. E.g. when adding a new row, one the last field edited seems to be still in editing mode since the value is left-bound and not centered like the other values. Only after entering another field the value seems to be recognized as changed and I can save the data.

Clicking on "Swagger apis dock" results in following error message "Cannot GET /nc/testproject_rest_api_HZOx/v1/graphql".

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Having added a few images via attachment column, I noticed that I can access those from a incognito window where I am definitely not logged in.

Steps to reproduce:

1. connect to database container -> docker-compose exec --user postgres xcdb psql

2. connect to database -> \c xcdb

3. list tables -> \d

4. select data from the table with attachments (in my case the company table) -> select * from xa1__company;

5. copy one of the urls and paste it in an incognito tab

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Another issue that I see is that it relies a lot on external libraries, of which this one has been blocked by my ad-blocker --> https://static.hotjar.com/c/hotjar-2297736.js?sv=6

Hotjar seems to be a tool tracking the user interactions with the product -> https://www.hotjar.com/

This is where I stopped evaluating your product LOL

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Clicking on Calendar, Kanban, and Form results in a "Coming soon" message. Which is curious since, your website demonstrates it already.

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Those rules saying delete cascade seem to be nonsense. I was able to delete rows in both tables (country, company) without any cascading happening which would result in an inconsistent state. --> Foreign keys seem only to exist within your applications metamodel and they don't seem to be respected accordingly.

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My final verdict: You have a lot of work ahead of you if you want to bring this into a production ready state. Until then I recommend to others not using it with your production databases, and because of coming with the hotjar user action tracking tool not use and privacy related data with it.

With regards to Swagger thing, we allow to create multiple projects within same schema too! And this happens in NC_DB only - I imagine we 've an issue with Swagger related model creation. This should be straight forward.

At row edit part - we will work on your feedback.

This sections in particular are quite concerning to me:

  window.hjSiteSettings = window.hjSiteSettings || {
    site_id: 2297736,
    r: 1.0,
    rec_value: 0.01,
    state_change_listen_mode: "manual",
    record: true,
    continuous_capture_enabled: false,
    recording_capture_keystrokes: true,
    anonymize_digits: true,
    anonymize_emails: true,
    suppress_all: false,
    suppress_text: false,
    suppress_location: false,
    user_attributes_enabled: false,
    legal_name: null,
    privacy_policy_url: null,
    deferred_page_contents: [

  // all the other code

  window.hjBootstrap(
    "https://script.hotjar.com/",
    "modules.5a9f57d95ecbb1bf1965.js",
    "2297736"
  ),
  (window.hjLazyModules = window.hjLazyModules || {
    FORM_SELECTOR: { js: "form-selector.392b5f4f766aeb35682b.js" },
    SURVEY_V2: { js: "survey-v2.7218c468a82710c2c26b.js" },
    SURVEY_BOOTSTRAPPER: {
      js: "survey-bootstrapper.f41ed221e5747a5a4a7b.js",
    },
    SURVEY_ISOLATED: { js: "survey-isolated.8af10abbd1a5f80490de.js" },
    HEATMAP_SCREENSHOTTER: {
      js: "heatmap-screenshotter.e571353a90a331625bf1.js",
    },
    HEATMAP_VIEWER: { js: "heatmap-viewer.2fb5d2a22502dfdfdac6.js" },
    SURVEY_INVITATION: { js: "survey-invitation.1ae4ed40ba57f9c20afc.js" },
    NOTIFICATION: { js: "notification.5e4044e77b0558775cb4.js" },
    INCOMING_FEEDBACK: { js: "incoming-feedback.2856389193450b0481d4.js" },
    PREACT_INCOMING_FEEDBACK: {
      js: "preact-incoming-feedback.80672cee08360a8c286c.js",
    },
    SENTRY: { js: "sentry.f1958c523a41d4a73968.js" },
  });

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Hotjar website has following thing to say:

  > Hotjar should capture the majority of user sessions in Heatmaps and Recordings. We cannot guarantee that a specific user will be tracked.

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Can't say if it would have sent data to your hotjar account or not since it was blocked in my browser, but to me this all seems like an involuntary data collection. But again, I am no Hotjar expert. Maybe someone else can chip in here.

I haven't built a webapp in several years, and was just trying to find a way to offer access to a DB for a non-technical person. After seeing my options for UI were (still!) basically Access and go-build-something, was resigned to losing my weekend to coming back up to speed with Django, but it looks like this should be fine.

Yes, you can say we are advanced version of MS Access for all databases that can talk to even 3rd party apps.

[0] https://stackerhq.com

1. What is your monetization strategy? 2. Why AGPL? 3. Is there a tutorial or documentation on creating additional integrations?

Monetization we'll figure it out whilst interacting with our community. AGPL : we don't want to be sorry with likes of AWS etc around :) This wouldn't stop you from using it freely or commercially.

We would be rolling out the tutorial for adding integrations.

Thanks

Getting started is really simple - please check below.

    docker run -p 8080:8080 nocodb/nocodb
    or
    npx create-nocodb-app

Both ways show error 9009, failed at the [email protected] install script.