I Have been building/tweaking my app for several months now and as it has grow in complexity/size
Right now I am at 31 tables.
I pondered a few potential change for me to consider and I thought it would be better to ask the community for their opinions on the topic individually .
My first one is this,
I am using google sheets as my data source.
Is it better to have
a: Multiple workbooks with single worksheets
b: Single Workbook with multiple worksheets
Mark_Taylor:
Is it better to have> a: Multiple workbooks with single worksheets> b: Single Workbook with multiple worksheets
Appsheet personnel have previously stated that option b provides a marginal performance boost, although I cannot find this statement at the time.
I don’t believe that performance gain is anything to write home about though, unless for example one of the loaded tables is in a spreadsheet file with many extraneous tabs that aren’t required for the app.
I’ve also found that when you have so many tables, it’s hard to navigate them in Google Sheets unless they are in multiple files.
And 31 tables is a lot for a single app. Have you considered breaking up the functionality of the app into multiple smaller apps?
Thanks for the response Marc,
Yeah I have been working on breaking it into a collection of smaller apps.
The original just kept growing as I figured out how to make things work the way I wanted.
I am trying it with option B and smaller apps.
Thus far I have been able to reduce my sync times 40-50% and even more (75-80%) if I remove my charts.