Advanced page design plugin and new Big Data backend
Posted: Mon Jan 27, 2025 9:30 am
We are pleased to present the latest version of SeaTable! The release may only be a minor release, but it is a big one. The extended page design plugin now offers more options for designing and managing sophisticated templates. New functions also allow completely new application scenarios. The Big Data backend does the same, reaching spain rcs data production maturity with version 3.1. The Enterprise feature exceeds SeaTable's previous limit of 100,000 rows per base, making SeaTable ready for larger tasks. Larger teams will be pleased about the ability to sort groups on the homepage and categorize views into bases. We present these highlights and a few other new features here. The changelog contains the complete list of changes.
The new features are now available on SeaTable Cloud . The last build of SeaTable 3.1 was installed this morning. Self-hosters can download SeaTable 3.1 from the well-known Docker repository .
Faster, nicer lists and documents
The revised page design plugin could be the subject of a separate publication, as it is so packed with new functions in SeaTable 3.1. There is the list printing function, the dynamic fields including header and footer, and the versioning function. The sidebar in editing mode has become significantly fuller as a result (see figure below). Oh, and the templates in the plugin can now also be moved and sorted in the overview. But first things first.
The new features are now available on SeaTable Cloud . The last build of SeaTable 3.1 was installed this morning. Self-hosters can download SeaTable 3.1 from the well-known Docker repository .
Faster, nicer lists and documents
The revised page design plugin could be the subject of a separate publication, as it is so packed with new functions in SeaTable 3.1. There is the list printing function, the dynamic fields including header and footer, and the versioning function. The sidebar in editing mode has become significantly fuller as a result (see figure below). Oh, and the templates in the plugin can now also be moved and sorted in the overview. But first things first.