How to Start a Software Company 2.0

by Richard Rodger

05 Sep · Wed 2007

Do Something Practical With CSV Files!

Want to be able to export and import tables from your database using a web interface? You've come to the right place!

I've just finished a new tutorial for our CSV Manager product: Uploading and Downloading CSV Files from a Website Database. It's one of those classic CSV use cases — a simple solution to a tricky problem.

Basically, you can outsource comnplex data editing tasks to Excel. This means you don't have to write such a complex back office application for your customers. And everybody's happy!

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