The auto-height feature enables an app embedded in your web page to
adjust its height in response to content changes. This feature is now
also supported for AMP, a technology which makes web pages load
faster.
Calcapp 4 will feature much-improved support for tabular data.
Buttons will be able to initiate complex workflows and our formula
language will gain many new features. We hope to deliver the first
new features in a few months.
Apps now work better offline and, as a result, qualify as Progressive
Web Apps (PWAs). iPhone users can now easily enter decimal numbers.
There are new features for managing users of private apps. Finally,
we describe our upcoming project Calcapp 4, with much-improved
support for tabular data.
Apps built with Calcapp now qualify as Progressive Web Apps (PWAs),
enabling more third-party tools to work with them. We have also made
our offline experience more robust, flexible and performant.
Buttons can perform actions through third-party services like Zapier.
In this tip, we demonstrate how a single button can perform multiple
such actions.
When you upload an image, we resize it to a number of lower
resolutions so that low-resolution devices don't have to download
more than they need. However, we failed to make the original version
available, which could lead to blurry images. This issue has been
fixed.
Private apps by default don't include the signed-in user's email
address in reports. You can include this information using a simple
formula. This tip also explains how to include information on the
tags associated with a user.
We have significantly improved deliverability of email sent from
calcapp.net, including reports sent from your apps. We now recommend
that you use the Reply-To field, instead of the Sender field, to
direct replies to your reports.
Users who are permitted to access your private apps can now be added
in bulk. Also, you can now download the entire list of users,
complete with tags, as a CSV file, which can easily be imported into
a spreadsheet.