The clean-base system for softr

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Airtable naming convention [clean-base system part 1]

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Airtable naming convention - [clean-base]

The goal is to be able to build faster, cleaner, and in a more flexible way. Having a naming convention will allow you to build a robust and lean app with no duplicate fields and no error when pointing to the data.

Airtable naming convention - [clean-base]

https://no-code.feather.blog/airtable-naming-convention

Airtable naming convention - [clean-base]

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Airtable naming convention [clean-base system part 1]

Having a standard airtable naming convention will allow you to build a robust and lean app with no duplicate fields and no error when pointing to the data.

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Airtable base structure [clean-base system part 2]

A standardized structure of your airtable base is what will enable you to have a solid softr app. This article will detail how to make it happen.

Airtable for Softr end-users [clean-base system part 3]

This guide will provide you with a step-by-step tutorial on how to setup airtable for softr in a standardized way that remains flexible and easy to read

Airtable for Softr listings [clean-base system part 4]

You are using softr for its capacity to turn Airtable records into website pages. Wether you build a job board, a marketplace, a real estate platform or a client portal, you’ll have listings. This part of the clean-base system will standardize the way listing tables are built.

Softr app structure [clean-base system part 6]

Now that your airtable is properly set up, we’ll focus on structuring the softr app to have an efficient foundation for your project.

Softr naming convention [clean-base system part 5]

This short article on the naming convention in softr is mandatory before starting to work in the softr studio. Don’t rush into building your app.