Common mistakes when setting up your no-code database

​More and more people are moving to using a no-code option for their database. There are many options to store your data: Airtable, Google Sheets, Baserow, and Notion to name but a few. These have loads of advantages over a traditional database, and are great for giving less technical members of your team access to the data that they need.

​But setting up a database correctly from the beginning requires some planning and thought. It's really easy to set it up in such a way that it won't work long term, or adapt easily to the changes you'll inevitably need to make as it grows.

​Liam Sanipe has seen all the mistakes people make when getting started with a fresh database, and in this 30 minute webinar he'll take you through how you can put your best foot forward when creating a database.