With the Experimental Code Column you can use your own JavaScript code to create new, custom computed columns. Parameters & results are passed to your code, your code performs computations or fetches data from third parties, and then returns values back to your app. Learn more here.
You can now control whether Glide automatically publishes your app, as well as revert your changes to the last published version.
Previously the lookup column could only look up columns through a relation. You can now pick any table in your app.
You may know that you can type sheet.new into any browser’s address bar to make a new Google Sheet. Now you can type glide.new to create a new Glide app.
This does not work for some older accounts. (If you have a 'My Apps' area on your dashboard).
The Find All Uses option allows you to locate all the areas in your app where a specific column is in use. You can locate which computed columns, components, and screens contain your chosen column.
In the Data Editor, click on the "go/arrow" button to jump to that specific column, component, or screen. Or in the layout:
In column dropdown menus, you can now click an arrow to go straight to that column in the data editor.
You can now group columns to better manage them in dropdown menus.
To set this up, just rename the columns with the group name, a slash and then the column name Group/Column . For example Position/Role , Position/Department , etc.
If your group names have emojis at the start, these will show up instead as the Group Icon.
Glide Apps can partially run offline. When a Glide App no longer has access to the internet, it will show a banner at the top of the app. Actions and functionality like adding rows are also disabled.
Now you can change the style of maps to a satellite in the Maps Layout to show more details of the locations.
