Thanks for the feedback. I'll share this with the team.
In the long-term we definitely want to be as easy to use as Airtable. We won't ever build a DSL on top of SQL, but we think we can create a UI that gives 90% simple use-cases and then you only need to reach for SQL for the remaining 10%, or as an escape hatch for advanced use-cases.
~~In case it wasn't clear already from our site: we already have an Airtable-like UI, SDKs, auto-generated APIs (which you can use to auto-generate your own SDKs) - perhaps these aren't yet as simple as you imagine they could be?~~
e: I see you responded to a sibling comment. I have sent a link to the team with your feedback
In the long-term we definitely want to be as easy to use as Airtable. We won't ever build a DSL on top of SQL, but we think we can create a UI that gives 90% simple use-cases and then you only need to reach for SQL for the remaining 10%, or as an escape hatch for advanced use-cases.
~~In case it wasn't clear already from our site: we already have an Airtable-like UI, SDKs, auto-generated APIs (which you can use to auto-generate your own SDKs) - perhaps these aren't yet as simple as you imagine they could be?~~
e: I see you responded to a sibling comment. I have sent a link to the team with your feedback