OM Core – multidimensional models without spreadsheet cell formulas
Alpha software competing against free Excel and Google Sheets.

Entire spreadsheet engine in one HTML file with formulas that generate the README itself.
Developers, tinkerers, spreadsheet users wanting offline tools
SheetJS · HyperFormula · Luckysheet
Things to try on the page: =cels("anim", 2, 1, at("a1", "=def(\"ball\", \"js\", \"i => [30+280Math.abs((i/20)%2-1), 30+200Math.abs((i/14)%2-1)]\")"), at("a2", "=simulate(\"ball\", 120)"))
=cels("data", 2, 1, at("a1", "=db(\"app\")"), at("a2", "=sql(\"app\", \"create table t(a,b); insert into t values (1,2),(3,4); select * from t\")"))
Imagine somebody dm'ing you a formula for some bs b2b saas app
It's early and meant to be built on. I'm sure there are bugs. No version control yet, no .xlsx import/export, and the traditional Excel formula set isn't there.
Code (MIT): https://github.com/rheophile10/plastron
also you can still play free doom at this vestigial stub https://plastron.ca/os/
I benched plastron against krausests library https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45259345 and you can see the first pass version of plastron there
https://github.com/krausest/js-framework-benchmark/pull/2015
This afternoon I PR'd the more recent plastron. It has some modest improvements https://github.com/krausest/js-framework-benchmark/pull/2029
Thanks @1v100000 @mynamebedan @lionkimbro for ill-advised encouragement
Thanks to @Ki_fun_thoughts for entertaining conversations about what thought bubbles of spiderman would look like in a more perfect world
Thanks to Claude and Grok who laboured with this prompt: "make me spreadsheet... masterpiece"
Thank you for reading this. Now give me cruel and harsh criticism in the comments. Or steal this app and do what I was trying to do better than I could.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DRFytotD2hV/?hl=en
@Ki_fun_thoughts wiki: https://www.tinygnomes.com/qwiki.cgi?mode=previewSynd&uuid=W...
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