trevorsullivan

I've had a great experience self-hosting Baserow! It's super easy to deploy on Linux servers and interface with via APIs. Plus the UI is slick!

Baserow started as a an open-source no-code database — a simple way for teams to organize and collaborate on data. Over time, it’s grown into something much bigger: a full AI-powered data platform.

With Baserow 2.0, it now brings databases, applications, automations, and AI together in one secure, open-source environment.

You can still start with a table, but now you can also build interfaces, connect workflows, and use AI to assist with everyday tasks — all without leaving your workspace.

This release adds the final pieces — automations and the AI assistant — completing the shift from a standalone database to a connected, open-source platform for building tools and managing data.

Let’s dive into what’s new.

Pretty much everything in AWS APIs is a trainwreck. They mindless wrap objects other objects, for seemingly no reason. The customer bears the burden of learning and implementing the extra logic for complex data structures. It's incredibly annoying. They need to pair up UX designers with engineers, but they don't.

If you have a Docker Host, you can simply run: docker run --rm -it trevorsullivan/powershell

To clean up the image after you're done:

docker rmi trevorsullivan/powershell

You can run PowerShell Core inside of a Docker container quite easily as well.

https://channel9.msdn.com/Shows/msftazure/Run-PowerShell-Nat...