Bracket mentions (5)

• Private alpha to public: how we took feedback from this community to make a less-crappy app

  Hey all, full disclosure, I'm working on usebracket.com, a no-code way to sync Airtable & Google Sheets with larger databases (like Postgres & MySQL). We've been in private alpha for a while, and I've gotten on feedback calls with a couple of people from this community. I just wrote a blog post that talks about how we're taking that feedback into account with our public alpha! Wanted to share here because, well,... Source: about 1 year ago

• How we used feedback from this community to make a less crappy web app

  Hey all, for background, I'm working on usebracket.com, a way to sync Airtable with larger databases (like Postgres & MySQL). We've been in private alpha for a while, and I've gotten so much great feedback from this community. Source: about 1 year ago

• Resources that make Airtable 10x more valuable

  What we use at a series B startup that actually helps our sales & customer service teams leverage Airtable without needing engineers 1. Stacker: No-code software builder tool on top of Airtable. Build internal tools for user-facing interfaces 2. Mini extensions: Useful extensions on top of Airtable for common use-cases 3. Bracket: Pull your database data into Airtable and write back to your database from Airtable.... - Source: Hacker News / over 1 year ago

• Sync Snowflake and Google Sheets

  Your next best bet is to use a more technically savvy solution: ETL (or ELT) and reverse ETL. ETL and reverse ETL can help ensure a single source of truth for your company. However, ETL and reverse ETL are pricey to sync both ways, you need 2 separate providers, they aren’t optimized for speed because teh fastest they sync is hourly, and you still need to handle merge conflicts. Method #4: Use Bracket for two-way... - Source: Hacker News / over 1 year ago

• Two-way syncs across your data stack and SaaS tools

  Setup-intensive and costly for smaller companies and startups (a bit like cracking a walnut with a sledgehammer). Method #4: Use Bracket for two-way syncs (https://usebracket.com) Sometimes, you just want the same data to show up in two different places in real-time. Getting your Airtable and Postgres to mirror each other, or your Notion and MongoDB to show the same data, can significantly reduce data sharing... - Source: Hacker News / over 1 year ago

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