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Completely missing at this point are (1) the ability to edit stored procedures via the spreadsheet UI and (2) integration with a UI builder to design the application UI.

So they're trying to reinvent Microsoft Access?

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Someone needs to, still not found a great web based replacement

Access isn't exactly a model of usability, we should encourage efforts to develop new and better things.

Lotus Notes was a bit more usable than Access, InfoPath was interesting as well... In the end, the more "usable" it is, the harder it generally is to migrate when you need scale beyond what's in the box.

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