How QuickBase Works Behind The Scenes - Jim Salem

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Curious to know how QuickBase really works? Learn about QuickBase's high level architecture to the essential details on how QuickBase requests are processed. You'll gain insights on what makes the QuickBase platform consistently reliable, as well as learn real-world tips on performance analysis and optimization.

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UI Upgrade

Submitted by Ton Jense (not verified) on Thu, 10/29/2009 - 04:18.

I was glad to - finally - hear some more about the way Quickbase works behind the scenes. In the Technology Roadmap you mentioned UI Upgrade. I hope Intuit will include in that some support for localization. In my opinion it's not neccesary to translate the UI itself. The real problem is in presenting amounts and dates.
Users should have the option to presents amounts as € 9.999,99 and dates as DD-MM-YYYY. It will eliminate the major disadvantage of using Quickbase for us European users.

UI Upgrade

Submitted by Ton Jense (not verified) on Thu, 10/29/2009 - 04:04.

I've watched your presentation and was glad to hear some more about the architecture of Quickbase. In the Technology Roadmap you mentioned - among other good stuff - impovements in the UI. I hope Intuit will include in those improvements some support for localization. I think it's not neccesary to translate the UI itself. But the user should have some ways to present dates and amounts in the local format. That would eliminate a major disadvantage of using Quickbase here in Europe....

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