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Build the WeWeb Public Roadmap
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Covered in this video:
00:00 - presenting the public roadmap we build in WeWeb
00:50 - how to think about structuring your data before you get started
02:30 - how we organized the data collections in WeWeb
03:42 - how we structured the HTML tree, i.e. which elements we used, in what order
05:00 - using the `rollup` formula to create 3 columns based on the status of each ticket
08:30 - how binding works in WeWeb, i.e. you can bind a list of items to any container, the first child of that container will be the repeated item
08:52 - using the `filterByKey` formula to display tickets in the right column based on their status
12:06 - using the `lookup` formula to look for the ticket type color in a separate collection
13:50 - using dot notation to access the value of a specific key in an object
15:15 - adding a workflow to create a record in our database when user clicks on the upvote button
16:30 - remember to send the unique id your database needs to link the user upvote in the upvotes table to a specific ticket in the tickets table
17:57 - using conditional display to display a different button if the user has already upvoted a ticket
18:50 - using global workflows to keep everything in the same place and be able to re-use workflows across the project
19:59 - presenting resources to learn more about other aspects of the public roadmap:
00:00 - presenting the public roadmap we build in WeWeb
00:50 - how to think about structuring your data before you get started
02:30 - how we organized the data collections in WeWeb
03:42 - how we structured the HTML tree, i.e. which elements we used, in what order
05:00 - using the `rollup` formula to create 3 columns based on the status of each ticket
08:30 - how binding works in WeWeb, i.e. you can bind a list of items to any container, the first child of that container will be the repeated item
08:52 - using the `filterByKey` formula to display tickets in the right column based on their status
12:06 - using the `lookup` formula to look for the ticket type color in a separate collection
13:50 - using dot notation to access the value of a specific key in an object
15:15 - adding a workflow to create a record in our database when user clicks on the upvote button
16:30 - remember to send the unique id your database needs to link the user upvote in the upvotes table to a specific ticket in the tickets table
17:57 - using conditional display to display a different button if the user has already upvoted a ticket
18:50 - using global workflows to keep everything in the same place and be able to re-use workflows across the project
19:59 - presenting resources to learn more about other aspects of the public roadmap:
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