Database - View

A database view provides a specific way to visualize and arrange the underlying data in a database. The standard view is a grid, but other formats include forms, calendars, galleries, and kanban layouts. A single database can support multiple views and various types of views.

	Grid	The grid view offers a spreadsheet-like layout where users can view and manage data in a structured manner. Each column represents a field, and each row represents a record, allowing for quick browsing, filtering, and sorting of data. Suitable for scenarios requiring clear and organized management of large amounts of data
	Gallery	The gallery view displays records in a card format, using images from record attachments as covers. It is suitable for scenarios such as business cards, materials, and menus
	Kanban	The kanban view displays data in card format, with each column representing a status or category. Users can drag and drop cards between columns to reflect the progress of tasks or projects. Ideal for scenarios where visual tracking of workflows and task progress is needed
	Gantt	The Gantt view displays project progress on a timeline, allowing users to visually see the start and end times of tasks, as well as the dependencies between tasks. Ideal for scenarios where effective planning and management of project timelines are crucial (Coming Soon)
	Form	The form view allows users to create custom forms for easy data entry and collection. Users can share form links to collect data from external users, automatically adding the collected data to the system. Suitable for scenarios where simplifying data entry and collection processes is essential (Coming Soon)