Creating the app data model
In Chapter 2, Introduction to Honeycode we learned how tables in Honeycode serve as the data store for the applications. Therefore, creating a data model for the app entails creating tables and defining the relationship between them through the use of picklists, filters, and rowlinks. In the previous section, we identified that based on our requirements, we would need two separate tables:
- One that contains all the tasks and their related information (also referred to as the metadata)
- One for defining the three available reminder preferences
So, let's start to create these tables and define our data model, but before we do that, we also need to create a new workbook.
Creating a workbook
On the Dashboard, locate the Create Workbook button on the top-right corner and click it:
- In the popup that loads, click on Start from Scratch, as shown in Figure 3.1:
Figure 3.1 – Creating a new...