We’re making it easier to get started with Coda and offering more ways to save. — Whether you’re a student, teacher, or a startup that’s just getting off the ground, we know you face challenges like limited time, resources, or budget. …

Coda’s secret to shipping fast — Note: This piece is excerpted from a longer publication from Coda’s Head of Product & Design, Lane Shackleton. For the full version, which includes templates you can copy and use with your team for free, please visit https://coda.io/@lshackleton/two-way-writeups-coda-s-secret-to-shipping-fast At Coda, we pride ourselves in shipping fast with high quality. Don’t…

A rebuilt editor, an open Packs platform, a new marketplace, and hundreds of your most requested updates. Coda 3.0 is ready to bring your team together. — Explore this post as an interactive doc, here. Three years ago, we launched Coda 1.0 and invited makers to build docs as powerful as apps. We followed up with Coda 2.0 …

We’ve raised $100 million in a Series D round led by Ontario Teachers’. — Explore this post as a Coda doc here. Tl;dr: We’ve raised a Series D round, led by Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Board (Ontario Teachers’), to accelerate our vision for all-in-one docs. Learn more at our second-ever Block Party this fall. In 2020, we raised a Series C round, doubled our…

We’re weaving large data sets together in the final installment of our schema series. — Explore this post as an interactive Coda doc here. Not all data sets can be contained to a single table, or even two. And as we’ve said at the start of this series: More data is better — until it isn’t. …

Here’s a look at how we flipped the script on 2020. — Explore this post as an interactive doc here. This year accelerated the future of work in the blink of an eye. As we adapted to long-distance collaboration, we realized that the new normal didn’t stretch our existing processes all that far. After all, Coda already ran on Coda. …

We’re simplifying large datasets in part three of our schema series. — Explore this schema as an interactive doc here. In our exploration of doc structure, you’ve built One Big Table. You’ve transformed that table into a constellation of connected tables. And at this point, you’re probably giving more thought to data efficiency. When it comes to designing your doc, it’s helpful…

We’re scaling and connecting your data in part two of our schema series. — Explore this post as an interactive published doc here. Last time, we chatted about the schema for all seasons — the One Big Table (OBT). As a refresher, OBT is a great schema for getting started and flexing into other schemas as your doc and data set evolve. …

In our first blog post of this four-part series, we’re going to explore One Big Table — a schema that’s perfect for getting started. — Explore this post as a published doc here. More data is better — until it isn’t. Every doc we make has something known as a schema, or a blueprint for how our data is structured and accessed. If a doc is a house, schema is the floor plan. Without conscious…